MA Theology students Antony Barraclough and Dave Lanham are heading for Israel under the tutelage of author and historian the Rev Dr Paul Barnett - and will they let a little thing like political unrest get in their way? Not likely...

A Sydney Diocesan leader once said that anyone was quite welcome to plant churches in his city. Now the Church Army has taken him at his word, with two families moving from country Victoria to kick-start a 'Base for Evangelism' this week in the Blue Mountains village of Lawson.

The Christian Democratic Party has called Family Firsts decision not to contest the NSW State Election in 2007 an 'answer to prayer.

As the school year begins today amidst the controversy surrounding an increase in private school fees, one Sydney father says lower-fee Anglican schools are meeting his familys needs.

An audacious attempt to traverse the Middle East by motorbike, encouraging believers along the way, will soon be crossing the border from Pakistan to Iran.

Bishop Robert Forsyth has reminded Sydneys judges they must live 'humbly and in fear at the annual law service at St James King Street this morning.

Bishop Robert Forsyth has used Sydney's annual Law Service in St Andrew's Cathedral to challenge the city's judiciary to see themselves as the Apostle Paul saw them - ministers of God.

Nat and Jules say a tearful farewell to India as they steer their bikes over the border and into Pakistan. There they have discovered a country that is ripe for Gospel work, contrary to the doom and gloom scenes painted by most news media...