Two years ago Adam wandered into Tambar Springs Kids Club and committed himself to Christ; now he attends church without friends or family every chance he gets, even though services are often only once every three weeks. Not bad for a kid in fourth class.

In an extract from an upcoming lecture at Moore Colleges School of Theology (20-21 September), ROBERT BANKS finds God speaks clearly through C.S. Lewis.

A Federal Government push to fund chaplains in public schools should not replace the involvement of local churches in NSW classrooms, says a peak evangelistic body.

Ugandan children, orphaned by tragedy, accident and deprivation, are hearing about a new, welcoming family from the mouths some older Sydney Anglican brothers and sisters.

How do we get Congregational Triage Nurses in place? Im not thinking of treating the injuries resulting from the orthopaedic work required after sitting on too many ancient pews. My concern is for those who are the first-timers to our churches.

A new 'vodcasting' initiative called Channel CMS is set to revolutionise the way Sydney Anglicans relate to their global network of link missionaries.

What do the Terminator, Shrek, the Lord of the Rings and Cinderella have in common? According to one of Sydneys leading womens ministers, they are all part of the 'human fiction that ignores the need for Christ to return.

Line dancing, Chatswood and Sydney's growing Chinese community. What could bring these three things together, asks Stuart Robinson? The Gospel.