Blogging was once for the 'geek', but there's no doubt it's now gone mainstream. So it is no surprise there is a massive blogosphere of Bible College students out there...

Amidst the gloom of the global financial crisis, a team of Christian comedians has chosen April Fools' Day to launch a comic take on church life.

Sydneyanglicans.net conducted an interview with Joseph Smith, one of the key members of The Four Horsemen of the Apocryphal, the producers of the new comedy podcast, Sydneyanglicans.NOT.

It takes a brave soul to record a Lennon/McCartney song. Singer Katie Noonan has gone beyond brave by releasing a whole album of them.

The retirement of Dr Michael Nazir-Ali, a rallying point for conservative evangelicals in the Communion, leads us to question the future of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

There is a massive disconnect between many churches and their parish. How do we change that? There are lessons to learn from the military's counterinsurgency operations in Afghanistan...

In the wake of Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon's difficulties, we must watch our Government's friendship with an emerging China.

I'm afraid I'm a bit sceptical about the intrinsic value of Earth Hour. However, its popularity as an exercise tells us plenty about our current society, and in particular, the Gen Y's that drive the pointy-end of public opinion.