Monthly Archives: March 2011

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permission. Faytene Grasseschi (nee Faytene Kryskow) appears to be preparing to step back somewhat from political activism in Canada. But if you’re a fan, don’t worry, she’s been training replacements. She is … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. I’ve belatedly discovered why a stack of the B.C. Christan News is no longer arriving at my church each month. The monthly free paper, geared towards and distributed to Protestant churches … Continue reading →

Wow. The procedure and house affairs committee of the House of Commons  will be submitting a report to the House this afternoon stating the Government should be found in contempt of Parliament. The Conservative members don’t agree and will submit … Continue reading →

I wonder why attacking immigrants is supposed to work for The Conservative Party? In this case the immigrant family is the Ignatieff’s and the ad is online, “Authorized by the Registered Agent of the Conservative Party of Canada”. The text … Continue reading →

Chaplain Mike over at the Internet Monk has written a post I wish I had thought of. I didn’t. He did, and he puts to words a cry of my heart. And a failing I too need to confess and … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. A fellow blogger makes an excellent observation about what may be happening to the history of Todd Bentley and his “Lakeland Revival”. The blogger at Available Light Online, whose name I … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. A few days ago, Faytene Kryskow answered a question on her Facebook page that I, and perhaps others who have an interest in her Canadian activism, was wondering about. I’ll pass … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permission. There’s something new on Faytene Kryskow’s primary Facebook page in the past few days. She’s now calling herself, on Facebook, “Faytene Grasseschi-Was Kryskow.” Grasseschi, of course, being new husband Robert John’s … Continue reading →