Godliness and humour have tussled in Christian history. There is more humour in the Bible than flat readings in contemporary churches might suggest. It has didactic and social functions within the larger comic framework of salvation history. We visit the shape of creation"“fall"“redemption to see the perversions of humour and its redeemed uses in social critique, effective communication and in strengthening community within the family of God.

As North Queensland experiences its worst cyclone on record, Anglican offices have been shut down, a church hall has been destroyed and a rectory roof has been ripped off.

Sydneyanglicans.net Motor Mission blogger Julian Price has been arrested in Lebanon on suspicion of being an Israeli spy.

One half of the Motor Mission team, Julian Price, has had ' taste of the hospitality of the Lebanese judicial system'. Read about how it all went wrong, then right again.

Former Muslim asylum seeker Amir Mesrinejad will be speaking to Christian journalists at an Islam seminar this weekend about his journey from Mohammed to Jesus.

One of the Diocese' best kept secrets is about to be brought out into the open. Sydney's monthly newspaper has been utterly transformed in response to its readership's changing needs. Jeremy Halcrow gives us a sneak peek inside the new look Southern Cross.

One of the worlds leading historians of early Christianity, says churches should thank God for The Da Vinci Code.

Copyright expert Karen Gettens tackles the tough subject of ministries and their use of media products. Copyright laws impact on dozens of common-place Christian activities. Being serious about worshipping Jesus means being serious about walking on the right side of the law...