The Anglican Church in the NT ministers under difficult conditions, with a faithful band of Aboriginal people seeking to make Christ known to the locals.

Karin Sowada blogs from Chicago about Melchizedek, Sam Gamgee and the take-away messages from the the Gospel Coalition Conference.

Chicago, Tim Keller, books galore, over 5,000 Christian tongues a-singing .... Welcome to the Gospel Coalition Conference 2011!

The proponents of the ethics classes co-opted the most powerful cultural myth in our society to their cause: an individual's absolute right to choice.

The euthanasia debate which is set to erupt could be neutralised, if not dispelled by a Christian response referenced aged care, the needs of carers and services for people with a disability.

NSW is the first Australian State to make Easter Day a public holiday, a decision made far easier by the slow death of multiculturalism.

Those who care for someone with a sickness or disability are some of the most vulnerable in our society. They are increasingly isolated and forgotten.

Concerned Christians should be heartened that the Knight report represents genuine movement from where we were 6 months ago.

Kanishka Raffel challenged us to see Christ at work by growing his gospel in and among his people - even those in Synod!

Being a do-gooder is profoundly Christ-focused.

From international cricket to the NSW Government's pokie addiction, there is urgent need for gambling reform.

To help you be informed about others' needs, Anglicare Sydney has launched Election Fact Sheets on its website addressing: disability and carers, aged care and refugee housing.

UPDATED RESPONSE TO FRED NILE: One of the most troubling developments of the 2010 election campaign has been the trend to turn political reporting into a tool for entertaining the public rather than informing them.

Research suggests that Australians are becoming more liberal towards pre-marital sex while at the same time more conservative about adultery. We explain why...

New research shows Australians are very well off. But their happiness is put at risk by material envy of peers. So what is the antidote?