The area within the Gospel Rock Neighborhood Plan (GRNP) is one of the most spectacularly beautiful and ecologically sensitive places on the entire Sunshine Coast, and the last stretch of natural waterfront within the Town of Gibsons. Trees over a century and a half old stand in the mature dryland Douglas Fir-Arbutus forest which stretches from the upper bluffs down to the shoreline.

This type of forest grows exactly where people want to work and live—in sunny areas near the shoreline. As a result, we have logged and developed almost all the stands on the Sunshine Coast. Only a couple of small parcels like this remain between Gibsons and Pender Harbour. This is the rarest of the rare—and all the more valuable for being right next door to the heart of a community.

• Powers of Municipalities to Designate Land Use Zoning , UVic Environmental Law Center, March 30, 2011
  
• Gospel Rock brochure March 2011
  
• Comparative Analysis of the Town's Official Community Plan to the Gospel Rock Neighbourhood Plan prepared for the Friends of Gospel Rock December 2010
  
• Request to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) for a review of the Town's response to our FOI request (Feb. 2011)
• Freedom of Information request to the Town of Gibsons (Dec. 2010)
  
• Letter to the GR developer's biologist asking for clarifications and corrections of environmental assessment studies (Nov. 2010)
• Gospel Rock video by photographer Allan Sirulnikoff, and Richard Nelson
  
• Gospel Rock music video: Forever Lost
  
• News Article: Conservation Values in the Gospel Rock Neighbourhood Plan Area (Oct. 2010)
• Questions about Gospel Rock (June 2010)
• CDC Response to Questions (June 2010)
• Letter to Town (July 2010)
• Letter to Town re Refinement Committee Terms of Reference (March 2010)
• The Battle for Gospel Rock (SCCA Newsletter - Fall 2009 , page 10)
• Gospel Rock Brochure - SCCA (June 2009)
• Gospel Rock Ad - SCCA (October, 2008)
• Response to Environmental Assessment from SCCA (February, 2008)
• Environmental Assessment Terms of Reference
• Letter to Town requesting Environmental Impact Study (October, 2006)
• Letter to Town re GRNP Phase II Report (July 2006)