As Sydneysiders stop to celebrate on December 25, daily life will roll on in many Asian countries, where Christmas has a low profile. Christians make up only about 1 per cent of the population of countries like Japan and Cambodia. Yet some of our Sydney missionaries say they would rather spend Christmas there, than in their hype-ridden hometown. What will Christmas be like away from our shores this year? We spoke to three CMS missionaries in Asia to find out.

A Sydney Anglican chaplain's new ministries in 2008 will take him from Melanesia to Melbourne.

Sydney's Standing Committee has announced its support for the Diocese of San Joaquin as it realigns with the Southern Cone.

Leading childrens ministry organisation Kidzlink has given its top award to a psychology student who loves working with kids.

Sydney Anglican Nicola Robinson is grieving with the YWAM community in Denver after losing two close friends in Sundays shooting.

The Ignite '07 DVD is packed with interesting and thought-provoking short films concerning the themes of Wisdom, Humility, Grace, Sacrifice, Miracles, Justice and Unity.

Anyone who has looked into environmentalism knows that some think Christianity is the main villain behind modern destruction of the natural world. But has God therefore commanded people to rape, pillage and exploit the environment? Certainly not! So, if we were to really take a biblical approach to the environment seriously in modern Australia, what would that look like?

Two weeks into my new role of coordinating a gospel opportunity of extraordinary magnitude in 2009, I'm beginning to realise that prayer is the only path to the top.