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Political Advertisement for the relection of Robert N. Thompson.

Item is a political advertisement. In the middle of the front page is a picture of Robert N. Thompson. Above the picture it says, “What Bob Thompson has done for Central Albertans.” In the right column the headline says, “What Bob Thompson has done for All Canadians.” On the bottom right there is a badge that says, “Vote Bob Thompson Red Deer” and above the badge reads “Stay with Bob – He’s doing the Job.” On the very bottom of the front page it says, “November 8th, 1965, Vote R. N. Thompson Social Credit X.” The very top left hand says, “The Adviser.” The very top right hand says, “October 1965.” On the back of the political advertisement on the top left side it says, "Bob Thompson Asks Can" Bellow are questions pertaining to debt, taxation, freedom, individual enterprise, the poor, the rich, the weak the strong, and the development of character and courage. Below this headline on the left side says, "Let's face facts" and "You should know that Bob Thompson, He is Canada's only leader with a new approach for Progress, Stability, Action." The headline in the middle of the back side of the political advertisement says, "Two Party Talk" which pertains to the importance of having political parties outside of the Two Party system called Splinter groups which the Social Credit party is. On the right side on the back of the political advertisement the headline says, "Bob Thompson says" in which Thompson describes the purpose of production in an economy is not to create work but to provide goods and services which people require. He believes in the benefits of the opportunity that comes from enterprise. Below that headline on the right side of the back page says, "Bob Thompson a true Canadian" under the headline mentions that Thompson believes in the developmental potential of Canada and that he sees Canada a a vital part of world affairs and can be a helper of less fortunate and struggling nations to help ensure peace and progress. At the bottom of the back page says, "Vote Social Credit" and at the very bottom of the page shows "An Invitation to Hear Bob Thompson" which shows a list of the Radio and Television channels and time and dates one can hear Thompson talk. And below that chart says, "Stay with Bob - He's Doing the Job!"

Take a Trip Through Trinity Junior College brochure

File consists of the "Take a Trip Through Trinity Junior College: Walk Along With The Camerman and See What God Has Done at Langley, B.C." brochure that promotes buildings including Chapel, the President's Office (in Seal Kap House), the Science Hall (now Neufled Science Building), Vernon M. Strombeck Library, campus dormitories, and the Barnasium. The brochure contains black and white images of exterior and interior photos of campus buildings. In addition, the brochure asks for financial support for Trinity Junior College.

More Faithful edited manuscript.

Item is a PDF file consisting of 119 pages of the unedited manuscript of More Faithful Than We Think: Stories and Insights on Canadian Leaders Doing Politics Christianly. In this manuscript, Mackey shows how Christians in the public wrestle with political ideologies and realities. The manuscript was based on material previously published in the author's columns: Capital views, OttawaWatch and Doing politics Christianly.

OttawaWatch 313: Understanding the times.

Article synopsis: Discusses Don Bastian, book editor and a Free Methodist lay leader, co-authored opinion piece that attered in the National Post concerning the interface between faith and politics, written on September 11, 2001. The article also acknowledges the tenth anniversary of 9/11.

Manual, Draft 3

Item is a PDF document of a draft manual outlining how to develop ChristianCurrent, a local community newspaper. The manual identifies tools and levers and how they can interplay to make the newspaper a very helpful and strong presence in its community. Manual sections include Community Relations, Administration (time management), Content, Advertising, and Distribution. The manual consists of 21 pages.

Reflections manuscript.

Item is a PDF file of the manuscript titled Reflections and is Lloyd Mackey's personal memoir.

OttawaWatch 350: The passing of Pastor Holmes.

Article synopsis: Reflects on the life and funeral of Robert Davis Holmes, who was a pastor at the Central Baptist Church in Victoria, BC. In particular, the funeral was officiated by his son, Peter Holmes who was the lead minister at Yorkminster Park Baptist Church and the choir sang the McMaster Hymn, also known as Jesus Wondrous Saviour. The significance is that father and son pastored at opposing Baptist groups, and the McMaster Hymn portrayed a coming together after a theological split.

OttawaWatch 304: The good news was buried.

Article synopsis: Discusses the renewed relationship between KAIROS, a faith-based, multi-denominational advocacy group and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) after Bev Oda, the cabinet minister responsible for CIDA and rejected the over $7 million in renewed funding for KAIROS' human rights advocacy work.

OttawaWatch 303: Voice from a Jesuit past.

Article synopsis: Discusses a headline "Real Social Justice" by Ryan Messmore about what the Jesuits meant when they spoke about social justice.

OttawaWatch 302: Faith and/or a gold mine.

Article synopsis: Discusses Kerry Cook, mayor of Williams Lake in British Columbia, visit to Ottawa in the interest of saving the economy of their city without harming the environment through mining and forest industries.

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