Article synopsis: Discusses and contextualizes articles in Canadian publications that focus on on evangelical and other conservative Christians who are politically active.

Article synopsis: Discusses two Canadian politician named David Anderson and how their Christian faith shaped their political views in office.

Article synopsis: In response to an article in the Globe and Mail about Prime Minister Stephen Harper's pro-Israel approach to the present present Israel-Hezbollah fight, the article provides a brief background why evangelical Christians are pro-Israel. The author acknowledges the importance of holding diverse views about Israel, especially in relation to Palestine.

Article synopsis: Discusses Canadian politicians who use Psalm 72 as their guide to nation-building for what they ses a spiritual revival and renewal to Canada.

Article synopsis: The piece attempts to delineate the factors that make faith-based communication different in political institutions, as compared to religious groups through examining the visit of Larry Spencer a Southern Baptist pastor book tour in Ottawa.

Article synopsis: Author discusses the idea of developing an ebook from their experience as a journalist working on Parliament Hill with an faith-political interface in Canada.

Article synopsis: Discusses the interview between Charlotte Guardian reporter Jim Day and Nazanin Afshin-Jam MacKay, an Iranian-born human rights activist who married Defence Minister Peter MacKay. Day framed the interview to discuss Afshin-Jam MacKay's book Tale of Two Nazanins though sought her opinion on Canadian citizen Omar Kadhr, who is being held in Guantanamo Bay for killing an American soldier in Afghanistan. The article also discusses faith-political interface referencing BC premier Christy Clark, attended University of Edinburgh (UE) religious studies, and Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall connection with a Mennonite Brethren congregation.

Article synopsis: Discusses Parliament Hill staff, Diane Scharf's response from the OttawaWatch piece on St. Andrew's Prebyterian Church special service and Scharf's political service.

Article synopsis: Discusses the conversation on the Context between host Lorna Dueck and the CBC business commentator was Kevin O’Leary on the topic on God and faith in relation to Prison Fellowship and that God needed to be part of the equation in helping people turn around.

Article synopsis: Author shares their holiday plans of attending Tyndale University College and Seminary for a week of learning. The author also shares that they will be pursuing a Doctorate in Ministry and lists a few thesis ideas centring around faith and politics.