Tonight we write from the house of some Catholic brothers who literally took us in from the street. After arriving from Jaipur on an overnight train we were somewhat tired and smelly. It has been a hectic couple of weeks - riding over 1000km, chased at one point by a drunk truck driver, getting an engine rebuilt, seeing a dual fatality road accident, getting a puncture and to top it off almost getting rolled...

Sydney Anglicans' most popular author has been given an unprecedented opportunity to take the gospel to a sceptical nation.

Soccer is breathing new life into more than just Australian sporting fans "“ Tanzanian teenagers have taken delivery of new uniforms that are part of a Sydney program aimed at saving lives.

LifeWorks is back in a new and updated package including a bundle of DVDs as well as speaker's notes, PowerPoint presentations and discussion group toolkits. Ramon Williams gives us his impressions of the resource specifically designed for pre-evangelising modern Australians...

I feel quite strongly about the subject of Intelligent Design. It was not always the case, and not only for the obvious reason that it is a quite recent academic movement, and active mainly in the United States. All this changed a few years ago, when I read a book called "Evolution: A Theory in Crisis".

Katrina Roe says Australian Christians must not forget about the people of West Papua, calling for prayerful and practical support of the island population.

Australian Track and Field chaplain, Nett Knox will be taking the leap of her life today, leaving her position Northern Beach Christian School to take up her sporting ministry full time.

Over 40 Christian cyclists and Bible Society supporters gathered at Sydney Olympic Park on the weekend to celebrate the 21st birthday of Bike for Bibles.