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Article synopsis: Introduces Jeff Hammond, a pastor of a church in Jakarta, Indonesia and his view about Christian peacemaking in a Muslim society.

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

Article synopsis: Provides thoughts about the Stephen Harper and Justin Trudeau transition from a Conservative to Liberal federal government and whether the Liberals will focus on collaborative goverance between all parties.

Article synopsis: Discusses collaborative and conciliatory politics with the following examples: move by Danielle Smith and Wild Rose colleagues, to join the governing Progressive Conservative caucus, in Alberta; a hint by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, that carbon pricing by the Alberta government might be a good model for emulation by North America’s senior governments; the re-election in Surrey, British Columbia (BC) of a centre/right/left coalition at both the city council and school board levels; settlement of the teacher's strike in BC; and, the election of John Tory as mayor of Toronto.

Article synopsis: Continues from article #375 and discusses the emerging redevelopment of Surrey City Centre.

Article synopsis: Discusses the role of faith in the life of a community that shifts as the population changes in response to the author's recent move to West Village, City Centre in Surrey, British Columbia. The article also discusses Surrey City Council and NightShift street ministries that operates in the Whalley neighbourhood in Surrey.

Article synopsis: Recounts a fellow journalist's encounter with Billy Graham, a prominent evangelical Christian figure.

Article synopsis: Discusses the streetcar shooting in Toronto and the proposed law school for Trinity Western University and what questions a journalist of faith would pose to both subjects.

Article synopsis: Encourages faith-based individuals to resist the adversarial system found within politics using the discussion of the ordination of queer individuals to the Christian ministry through the experience of Tim Stevenson a queer United Church minister and then Vancouver city councilor.

Article synopsis: Discusses the Cardus essay by Peter Menzies who was critical of a Calgary city-produced report about the role which city institutions could play in the life of a major urban centre where faith-based insitutions were absent from the report. The article also discusses the appointment of Peter Fassbender as British Columbia