Jim Blake is the National Chairman of Concerned Christians Canada, he is a husband of one wife and a father of five children. Mr. Blake has been a guest speaker at church events has been involved in pastoral conferences, has been a presenter at political events involving both Christians and non-Christians and has advocated for the rights of individuals who have been persecuted for sharing their faith. Mr. Blake has been a spokesman for Christian values in the secular media and on Christian Radio and TV. He has also been in talks with leaders from Church and Parachurch organizations and has had one-on-one meetings with high ranking politicians. Praise be to God for the doors that He opened for CCC and for Mr. Blake. To learn about Concerned Christians Canada, feel free to visit www.concernedchristians.ca.

Specialties

Jim Blake is also the owner of several technology companies and is very technologically experienced. He started in his own private business in 1997 but started working with computers as a child in grade 6. He has been an educator, facility manager, senior technician and network technologist. He has designed and managed many private single and multi-site network environments and has designs, hosts and manages websites for many clients.

Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party

Born into a farming family in 1950, and orphaned at the age of six, Jim then experienced living with the Ojibwa People in Long Lac, Ontario, before spending most of his younger years with a blacksmith and his wife in Stratton, Ontario.

For most of his high school years he attended a boarding school run by Oblate priests in southern Manitoba.

He joined the Canadian Forces and served for 25 years in the Combat Systems Engineering Department attaining the rank of Chief Petty Officer 1st Class. He retired in 1995 with a Certificate of Service and Canadian Decoration.

He has been involved with a number of ministries in various churches and is currently a deacon at Emmanuel Baptist Church.

Jim joined the Christian Heritage Party in 2002 and has run as a candidate for the party in Nova Scotia in the 2004, 2006, 2008 federal elections, and the 2009 by-election.

He became deputy leader of the party in 2005 and was elected leader in November, 2008, with a mandate to improve the Party’s political image, increase growth and elect members to Parliament.

Jim is now a successful businessman, owning the largest hunting, fishing and taxidermy business in Nova Scotia.

Jim and Ellen, his wife of 37 years, are residents of Enfield, Nova Scotia. Together they have a son, daughter and three grandsons.

Jim’s drive is fuelled by his passion for Canada and the future of our country.

Larry Heather was born in Vulcan, Alberta and has been a resident of the riding of Calgary Southwest since 1963. Larry is currently developing his service business in audio restoration and production of radio shows, and aural family / corporate living histories. www.audiorecapture.ca

In the past he has had extensive experience in the logistics and transportation industry.

Utilizing his creative and management skills, Larry is a past Board member of the Canadian Badlands Passion Play in Drumheller, where he continues in acting and behind the scenes maintenance for all 17 years of it's history.. He also was the producer of the Biblical Interpretive Centre at the same Passion Play Site.

Using his research, production, and presentation skills, Larry is a twice a month host of Gospel Road on AM1140 radio over the airwaves of southern Alberta. (Sunday afternoons at 2pm.) It is here he enjoys profiling many interesting Christian ministries and topics of relevant concern to those who believe the application of Judeo-Christian ethics to our society is integral to it's survival.

www.gospelroad.ca