A recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald announcing the 'death' of PowerPoint may have been more than a little premature when the actual research is considered.

Whatever happened to the cornucopia of weapons that used to be available in the preacher's armoury? Flattened, by one piece of software into a deadening monotone monochrome sameness... PowerPoint!

Hearing the Apostle Paul's words, written so long ago to the church at Colosse, in the very area it would have been read by its recipients, was something quite special.

Most Sydney Anglicans probably know a teenager who is wondering what to do with their lives. In the past, teenagers went straight from school to a trade or a degree. Today, Christian teenagers have the option of trying something new, seeing another part of the world and building up their Christian faith. Chat online with Jodie McNeill about opportunities for school-leavers on our forum this week.

We unmask the Churchs 'agent provocateurs who remain unrepentant about offending Australia...

Well Day 3 dawned bright and far too early, with the by now familiar ululations of the imams from their minarets wafting over the rooftops, broken only by the insistent shrill of a 5.00am wakeup call.

Kathryn Roach has joined a group of Moore College studens for a tour of Turkey and its Biblical sites, in the company of historian and theologian Dr Paul Barnett.

St Andrews Cathedral School has overcome barriers of racial prejudice to create a school that hopes to reach the citys Aboriginal children.