Reading the dust jacket of this book, I had high hopes. I looked forward to a well-known scientist and science communicator writing sympathetically and knowledgably about God and religious belief. It would be a breath of fresh air from the kind of science communicators who are full of antipathy to God and religious belief and can only ridicule or gaze uncomprehendingly at a world as religious as it ever was, thinking themselves (mistakenly) somehow devoid of faith.

As over 100 exiting students prepare to graduate this month, Moore College welcomes another record intake of first year students.

Christian Surfers are using the sand and surf of Cronulla to help the healing process between Sydneys Lebanese and Anglo communities.

Despite the restrictions provided by film classifiers, explicit sex is no longer solely the domain of x-rated or unrated movies. Over the last few decades filmmakers have tested the boundaries of censorship. And in the sex-obsessed West, nudity, graphic sex and alternative sexualities have become accepted material for mainstream movies and television.

Sudanese Christians have told thousands gathered at the Mens Katoomba Convention (MKC) Sydneys consumer culture is threatening the spiritual life of families who have already survived incredible physical challenges.

The India Training Mission comes to an end with team members sharing life-shaping experiences from the second week of classes up to the day they head out for home.

Jude has led a good many to a living faith in Christ. She receives no stipend and very little recognition. But as far as the nursing home is concerned, Jude is "their" chaplain.

Does the blog represent a paradigm shift in communication for Christians? And if so, how should Christians respond? For Christian readers blogs potentially provide an antidote to secular journalism as well as a strong, new pastoral tool.