A new broadcasting deal means Australians now have access to Christian television programs 24-7.

The potentially lucrative listing of St Andrews Cathedral as a heritage icon may hamper future gospel work, say staff.

Efforts to translate the Bible into an Aboriginal dialect on Groote Eylandt are resulting in unknown sounds finally making it to the printed page.

Cyclists from St Lukes Miranda have helped each other over hill, over dale in their drive to raise money for the Bible Society.

Childrens workers have a new on-line friend thanks to the theological an entrepreneurial nous of a Sydney school teacher.

Sans Souci Anglicans are looking to a military man to lead them in their fight for souls in Sydneys south.

Christians who want to see the world hear the message of salvation in Jesus are constantly seeking methods to include new people in our church meetings.

Frequently, the Jensen brothers, their friends, associates and followers, refer to their kind of Christianity as a counter-cultural movement. And it is certainly counter-cultural in secular-humanist Australia. Are most Australian Anglicans failing to take the Jensens seriously, THE ISSUES asks?