Does the blog represent a paradigm shift in communication for Christians? And if so, how should Christians respond? For Christian readers blogs potentially provide an antidote to secular journalism as well as a strong, new pastoral tool.

As Muslim groups worldwide protest the publication of Mohammed caricatures in a Denmark newspaper, Sydney Anglicans launched a quiet protest against an attempt by an Australian sportswear company to trademark the name Jesus.

Youth ministers have far more potential to innovate than most rectors because the options are far wider. Indeed, when it comes to youth ministry, nearly everything is 'up for grabs' - hence the importance of the perfect model...

Emmanuel at the Mardi Gras will be a bright light amongst the superficial glitter as the Gay and Lesbian festival surrounds St Michaels, Surry Hills this weekend.

A prominant Christian convicted of vilifying Muslims says the NSW Parliament exposed a 'bad law' by rejecting legislation to limit religious freedom.

Deb Earnshaws experience at Moore College is a family affair as Deb, her three siblings and two in-laws are all current or former students.

New Zealand Christians hope the launch of Introducing God will see young people return to worship the King.

Censorship is a very difficult issue. It is impossible to know that we have the truth if information is being kept from us. However, the spread of lies and misinformation slows down any pursuit of truth. Furthermore unnecessarily offensive communication reduces peoples willingness to discuss issues rationally.