The State of the Canadian Church

• Interview with Gerry Bowler, cultural historian, University of Manitoba (1200 words).

• Interview with Bruce Clemenger, president, The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada. (200 words)

• Interview with Doug Cryer, director of public policy for The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada. (160 words)

• Interview with Tim Day, senior pastor, The Meeting House, Oakville, Ontario. (1400 words)

• Interview with David Harris, editor, The Presbyterian Record. (850 words)

• Interview with Rick Hiemstra, program manager, Centre for Research on Canadian Evangelicalism. (300 words)

• Interview with David Arrol Macfarlane, director of national initiatives, The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada. (550 words)

• Interview with Lloyd Mackey, veteran Christian journalist and political commentator, Ottawa. (1000 words)

• Interview with Damian Macpherson, director for interfaith affairs, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto. (1000 words)

• Interview with Willard Metzger, director of church relations, World Vision Canada. (800 words)

• Interview with John Redekop, veteran political science professor and author, Abbotsford. (1800 words)

• Interview with Cam Roxburgh, founder of Southside Community Church, Metro Vancouver. (1200 words)

• Interview with Glenn Smith, director-general, Christian Direction, Montreal. (250 words)

• Interview with John Stackhouse, professor of theology and culture, Regent College, Vancouver. (500 words)

• Interview with Brian Stiller, president, Tyndale University College and Seminary, Toronto. (2300 words)

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