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

It appears the earth is not only getting warmer, but smaller, drier and darker. And if you believe the TV the consequences will be apocalyptic. Climate change has become serious enough for the Anglican Church to act. Last month, the worldwide Anglican Communion held its inaugural Anglican Communion Environmental Network meeting in Canberra to develop some practical guidelines to help churches tackle the issue.

In 2005 Stuart Robinson will uncover new ideas for outreach. This month we head to the village community of Lane Cove and investigate how St Andrews is reaching both schools and retirement complexes.

The gap between the church and the classroom seems bigger each day. Thousands of teenagers go through life with little or no contact with church-based youth ministries.

Some people say Christians shouldnt get depression. Some people say that Christians should just snap out of it, or just have more faith. Theres nothing less helpful. I was inspired to write this after talking on one of the forums about unemployment and the debilitating effects of being without a job.

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.