Sydneys top evangelical Bible teachers are reaching new audiences around the world thanks to the latest online technology: vodcasting. One in 10 Sydney Anglicans already use podcasting services. How will this change the face of church in future? Discuss this with E-vangelist David Horne this week on our forum.

Not everyone is a contact made by the church. Some people just wander into the building one day of their own volition. Stuart Robinson considers the special approach to welcoming these 'seekers' and 'shoppers'.

Rather than thinking about a particular social issue in this briefing, we pause to consider"”why bother at all? Why attempt to think Christianly about issues like euthanasia, pornography or gambling?

Imagine if a new continent was discovered and its inhabitants had never heard the gospel. The Church would be failing the gospel if we didnt send out missionaries to seek the lost. Yet, David Horne argues this is exactly what is happening in cyberspace.

One of the top rating internet radio shows amongst Australian teenagers was born in the toilet of Central Coast Evangelical Churchs youth minister.

Those involved in teaching know that lessons are usually better remembered when images accompany the verbal delivery of information.

Kathryn Roach tours the staggering acropolis at Pergamum, then shares her trade secrets for getting the most out of the cut-throat bargaining process in Turkish markets.

Busy marketing manager Deb Chen now has a one stop desktop item that will give her all the latest updates on the Your.sydneyanglicans.net website.