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Article synopsis: Explains educating post secondary students on how to conduct faith-based journalism in a political context.

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.

Article synopsis: Explores nuance in journalism in relation to what David Sweet, member of parliament for Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale (ADFW), wrote for ChristianWeek newspaper in 2001, which was used during the 2006 Federal election.

Article synopsis: Discusses how some media union leaders to establish an adversarial role with conservative-leaning politicians with an example of MP Colin Mayes who quoted as advocated that journalists who fabricate stories be handcuffed away.

Article synopsis: Author reflects on their journalism career and an evening where they received the Leslie K. Tarr Award honouring Christian writers.

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 when one is overly assertive about God spekaing directly to them in relation to a column by Tom Korski, entitled The best and worst of the rich political news pageant of 2006, in particular a worst forecasting piece by evangelist Pat Robertson who announced that a tsunami would strike the west coast of BC by the end of the year.

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: Reflects on the life of Dennis Bueckert, a long-time environmental reporter for Canadian Press and the memorial service honouring his life.