Julian heads north from Egypt back into Syria - for the third time! - and on into the heartland of Turkey. There he discovers a simple cafe that has been turned into the heart of a thriving international ministry, while learning that Australia's war-time history contains the memory of a nation's commitment to God.

In his last column Jodie McNeill challenged Christians to stop treating prayer as a source of embaressment in public services. But what part does the unbeliever have in prayer? Does God hear them? And how to help them understand this weird activity?

As she steps down this week from one of Sydney Diocese's most demanding jobs, the principal of Kingsdene Special School says it was prayer, and Gods loving hand, that kept her and the school going.

No-one has to be embarrassed about feeling out of touch when it comes to the Internet. After all, the computer industry failed to predict its arrival and Bill Gates almost missed it altogether. Believers may not understand it but that doesn't mean they can afford to ignore it.

As donations pour in to fund the reconstruction of St Barnabas Broadway, the church has assured the community that what remains of the building will not be demolished.

Top Australian author Dr John Dickson is preparing to take on all-comers in Cammeray as he addresses the topic, 'Jesus for Sceptics'.

Families in financial crisis will have food on the table this winter thanks to the hard work of St Judes Anglican Church Dural and the generosity of the local community.

Dozens of sceptics are signing up for Christianity courses as Sydney Anglican congregations begin to see the fruits of coming to grips with Dan Browns Da Vinci Code.