Tracy Yap is loading up her car with art in preparation for tonights 'Primary exhibition which features some of the best work from Christian artists.

Nathan Brown is back in Australia after travelling 8,500 kilometres with Julian Price, encouraging Christian across the Middle East. He shares his impressions, lessons and the life-challenge he now faces...

Five months, eight thousand kilometres and one life-time ago Nathan Brown was wondering what life was like for persecuted Christians in the Middle East. Now he knows.

Sydney Diocese has always been a vigorous, albeit at times cantankerous, place, while still playing a role in the wider Anglican Church in Australia and the world. But there has not been, as Dr Porter suggests, some terrible shift of late towards fundamentalism or an effort to revitalise sixteenth-century English Puritanism.

Acting Judge Peter Grogan is coming out of retirement to take on the role of the Dioceses leading legal eagle.

In the Introduction which precedes chapter 1, Porter says that her aim ""¦ is not to report on Sydney (Anglican diocese) objectively and even-handedly "¦" She achieves this aim brilliantly. She also says that the book "cannot help but be polemical". Polemical it certainly is. Unfortunately, it is also highly inaccurate.

Spiritual renewal through prayer is on the agenda at St Paul's Menai, where congregation members are leading the way in adopting the 40 day diocesan prayer program, The Ephesus Code.

Why do Christian schools so often aim at those most likely to climb the ladder of success?