22 Moore College staff and students have returned from a successful mission in Bangkok where a partnership with a local church saw teams encounter the most desperate members of South East Asian society.

Story-time may be more important than Sunday sermons. New research reveals mothers play a major role in bringing people to God.

40 Days with the Risen Lord have come to an end with Sydney Anglicans gathering to pray, including a five hour vigil at St Philips, York Street.

These children come from the Masaka / Rakai district in Uganda - and both of them have AIDS. What happens when evangelists come face to face with the epidemic savaging generations of Africans?

Girl power is alive and well at the University of Western Sydney. The employment of a part-time female AFES staff worker has led to a 500 per cent increase in the number of students attending Bankstown campus Bible studies.

While the policy of CMS-NSW is to put the gospel before money, prayer for the organisations $2 million budget deficit was firmly on the agenda as the CMS MayDays conference began in Katoomba last night.

CMS missionaries are seeking to recruit Sydney Anglicans for a sun-drenched outreach event on the coast of Spain.

Moore Colleges 300-plus students are simultaneously dropping pens and closing books this week to exchange technical learning for some hands-on experience.

The Crossfire youth work at St Pauls, Castle Hill, has six good reasons for celebrating this month "“ Amelia, Elise, Kelsy, Aaron, Simon and Ashlea.

Christian university students have joined 4000 other demonstrators protesting government plans to introduce voluntary student unionism (VSU) warning university ministries are under threat.

Whats better than one urban mission? Four, of course! This is the answer that the nine churches in the Salt Pan Creek Area Deanery in Sydneys South-West have come to.

Sydney teenager Ruth Monsted says shes found that elusive 'x-factor in Jesus, thanks to the efforts of her Eastwood youth group and this years KYCKSTART conference.

"Consuming Fire" was the theme of the Soul Survivor Youth Festival held at St Ives Showground which saw 500 hearts set burning to serve.

This ANZAC Day, Australians will remember those who fell at Gallipoli 90 years ago and the ultimate sacrifice they made for their nation. Yet a Chaplain to War Veterans has called for the government and the nation to remember the often forgotten soldiers who served in the Vietnam War.

Five Dock Anglicans hope to double their congregation on the eve of ANZAC Day as the local community gathers to remember the fallen.