Monthly Archives: May 2011

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permission. August 27 is set as the date when hundreds if not thousands, of very conservative Christian youngsters will gather in Ottawa. My guess is that they will try to meet on … Continue reading →

It is simply awesome that Canada has a growing national prayer network that is in tune with the Spirit, walking in unity, and rallies together at the call of the Lord. As well, thank you for putting feet to your … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permission. Todd Bentley, who’s calling himself a “native” of Canada these days, and not a “Canadian”, was preaching in Canada this week. It’s not exactly “returning for the first time in three … Continue reading →

I really wish this organization would leave the country. But no, they’ve just completed an 8 million dollar building project, debt-free. Anything this group does should be wide open to public scrutiny and I wish Christians in Canada would wake … Continue reading →

Charles McVety has been on the free speech bandwagon ever since he got booted off religious tv network CTS. Now he’s holding a by invitation only event at the college his father left him, featuring Dutch politician Geert Wilders. The … Continue reading →

Canadians have spoken and they have said they are a selfish, fearful people who don’t care about their neighbour. Social services, health care, poverty issues will be decimated on the federal level. This is not a majority progessive conservative government, … Continue reading →

The Google artists give a nod to the Canadian election today. Fun:^) We don’t use voting booths however, we use tab and slot cardboard screens. You can see them behind the picture of the ballot box in this Elections Canada … Continue reading →

I’m closing comments because today is election day and I’m busy. I’m closing comments on this post even more so because I cannot process the dancing in the streets I saw in the US last night. My soul is chilled … Continue reading →