Q - As the New CEO of The Miracle Channel, will Leon Fontaine be compensated while filling this position? If so, what are the terms of compensation?

A - No response as of yet.

A - No response as of yet.

Q - Are there any plans under the new leadership of Mervyn Mediwake to stop the faith teachers like Copeland, Hinn, Dollar and others from spreading a false Gospel over the air waves here in Canada, and get back to the real heart of the Gospel death to self and life in Jesus Christ?

A - No response as of yet

Q - Is it true that Ray Block is Leaving the MC and is done January 1, 2009? If so why?

A - No response as of yet.

I want to ask a question of Tim and I don't want it looked on as an attack but rather a concern. I appreciate all you have done in trying to keep the MC accountable but I would like to see a laid out statement of Faith form yourself as the Miracle Channel Review. Could we please have one.

Q - Has the Miracle Channel made any official statements about the Grassley investigation in the U.S. and what it might mean for the station as they are airing five of those particular televangelists' shows? Perhaps they have already addressed this and I can find the answer in an obvious place.

A - No response as of yet.

Has TMC had a change of heart, are the Hot Seat questions too provocative, embarrassing, or difficult to answer, or are we now being ignored? Has Peter been told to back off, and if so – why? Will someone else assume this job, and if so – who?

Months have passed, in some cases, without response. Readers will draw their own conclusions if this trend continues.

Peter – what say you?

Sincerely,

Howie

Q - Is there still a shared ownership life insurance policy in effect for the President of TMC? If so, who are the owners and what are the monthly contributions? Are the premium contributions shared or just the ownership of the policy? Is there a savings component within it? If there is a savings component, can the savings be withdrawn by the President, TMC or both?

A - No response as of yet.

Q - According to the 2005 and 2006 audited financial statements of TMC, fundraising costs for the years 2004, 2005 and 2006 were $15,095, $45,625 and $30,694 consecutively. At the end of each live fundraising broadcast, TMC states their expectations of how much they believe they will raise during that particular fundraising campaign and the associated cost of doing so. They consistently use the 10% formula meaning that if a fundraiser is expected to return $1,000,000 in revenues, the cost of fundraising is estimated to be $100,000. Based on 2006 alone, with a stated fundraising revenue of $4,451,987, using the 10% rule, the fundraising costs should have been approximately $445,200. Why is there such a discrepency ($414,506) in the fundraising costs provided during the live broadcast versus the actual costs reported to Canada Revenue Agency? All three years of financial statements show this discrepency.

A - No response as of yet.