The recent vandalization of ancient petroglyphs in Northern Canada has shed some light on the neo-Pentecostal movement happening among Quebec’s Inuit. But so far only Bartholemew’s Notes on Religion has taken advantage of the opportunity to explore this revival. A second Bartholemew post at Talk to Action delves more deeply into the political issues and explains how the group’s leading politician, Tagak Curley, owes a large part of his success to Promise Keepers and missionaries in the area. This is a big story and Bartholemew has done a good job, but where are the others on this?