Ironically, with the remarkable advances in technology, our preferred means of communication is less verbose than the telegram of the 19th century. So what are the ministry lessons from SMS revolution?

I want to talk to you all about a difficult complex of challenges that is facing Moore College right now... from where I stand, I feel very deeply the need for wisdom, strength and even courage from above.

I read this book while staying near a beach; and as I saw children entertained for hours by sand and waves and it made me wonder why we seek to complicate their lives with plastic and gadgets and discs and connectivity.

Connect09's next phase, designed to tap into Sydney Anglicans' social networks, is set to add a new 'Essential' to the wallet, keys and phone most Sydney Anglicans pick up on their way out the door.

Habbukuk and I have been friends since 1994, when I first got to know him and a few of his mates. He told me some fresh things this week about losing in crisis.

David Campbell is a consummate performer who never fails to entertain. And now this very entertaining man is back with a third, very engaging album.

In the eyes of the world we are arrogant because we preach what cannot be known. We preach that Jesus died for the sins of the world, that Jesus rose from the dead, that Jesus is the judge of all humanity, that Jesus is the way, the truth and the life - the only way to the Father...

Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it.' But how can we learn from events so horrific they defy all imagination? This is a problem for holocaust educators and Christian evangelists alike.