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Article synopsis: Provides an overiew of a lecture given by James Davidson Hunter in Ottawa sponsored by the Hamilton-based think tank "Work Research Foundation" and spoke about work, thought, leadership, education, culture, faith and politics and the interwoven nature of these subjects.

Article synopsis: Discusses C-38 "The Civil Marriage Act" that extended equal access to civil marriage to same-sex couples while respecting religious freedom, and how pro-life, pro-marriage activists will continue raising their concerns against this act.

Article synopsis: Discusses the Live 8 campaign led by Canadian evangelical leaders David Toycen and Geoff Tunnicliffe that spoke to ending poverty.

Article synopsis: Reflects on the life of Chuck Cadman, the late independent MP from Surrey North, British Columbia, and his relationship with Johnston Heights Church after his son was murdered at a bus stop.

Article synopsis: Discusses David Mainse, a Christian television host attempts to contact Queen Elizabeth II to request that Governor General Adrienne Clarkson withhold her signature from B-38 "The Civil Marriage Act" to preven the act from becoming law.

Article synopsis: Discusses a common misunderstanding over the terms "evangelicals" and "fundamentals" in relation to a piece writing in a July 2005 issue of Policy Options.

Article synopsis: Discusses two well known Christian leaders who visited Ottawa, Nicky Gumbel and Dick Dewert and their impact on Canadian politics, as well as noted Christian groups such as the Watchmen.

Article synopsis: Discusses what is think tank in relation to Christian think tank, the Work Research Foundation (the forerunner to Cardus).

Article synopsis: Lloyd Mackey is interviewed by the Parliament Hill tabloid, The Hill Times and this piece highlights Mackey's writing on Stephen Harper, and what it is like to be a parliamentian journalist.

Article synopsis: Discusses the power of words in relation to journalism, and speaks about fellow Press Gallery journalist Peter O'Neil reputation in Ottawa.