Article synopsis: Discusses Agriculture Minister Chuck Strahl and the other, Darrel Reid, former chief of staff for the environment-cum-intergovernmental minister stances on their faith in political life.

Article synopsis: Discusses Agriculture Minister's Chuck Strahl's Mel Smith Lecture held at Trinity Western University on January 18, 2007. Strahl spoke on the importance of one's personal stance, to work on relationships, share your personal struggles and joys with others, and do not wait to develop a relationship with God.

Article synopsis: Discusses two articles, The Case for Teaching the Bible by David Van Biema for Time newsmagazine, and the cover story in Maclean’s of April 16 by Brian Bethune, Is God Poison? A new movement blames God for every social problem from Darfur to child abuse.

Article synopsis: Discusses former leader of the Green party Elizabeth May's sermon to the congregation of Wesley-Knox United Church in London, Ontario, in April 2007 as an example of faith-based communication gone awry.

Article synopsis: Discusses religion-political ideology through an interaction with political science scholar, Ron Dart and his response to the editor to BC Christian News that suggested some of Christian proposals for outreach at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games were right winged. The article further discusses the religion-political ideology with Stephen Harper's attempts to enunciate his government

Article synopsis: Speculates on an event where representatives from various Christian groups would have the opportunity to meet and each other to present a cohensive and common front to public servants and politicians. The article then lists various Christian groups around Parliament Hill.

Article synopsis: Discusses the Christian faith-based group, Citizens for Public Justice that relocated offices to Ottawa. In addition, the article, speaks briefly about the 2007 Canada Day celebration on Parliament Hill that featured biblical languages and hymns.

Article synopsis: Reflects on the the 2007 finalists in the “35 under 35 National Recognition Project” sponsored by ChristianWeek and highlights Ottawa-based finalists and other individuals who are leaders in the Christian community.

Article synopsis: Revised article that discusses the August 18, the Vancouver Sun outlining Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s rapport with two churches affiliated with the Christian and Missionary Alliance denomination.

Article synopsis: Discusses faith-based social conservative K-John Cheung who led the Canadian Alliance for Social Justice and Family Values Association (CASJAFVA).