As office and ministry staff from St Barnabas struggle to relocate premises, the Anglican Church Property Trust of the Diocese of Sydney will meet today to discuss the future of the burnt remains of their Broadway home.

In the wintry climbs of mountainous Slovenia, Sydney Anglicans are using a western airport novel to forward the case for Christ.

Todays release of the film The Da Vinci Code is being used by one small church to turn movie-goers into Christ-seekers.

A Sydney Anglican who has first-hand experience of arriving on Australian shores as a refugee fears new federal legislation will mean migrants like herself are no longer welcome.

That would be a tough call to make of a novelist, whose profession is all about making up stories! But where The Da Vinci Code is perhaps a bit unfair with its readers is in blurring the line between fact and fiction. We like reading both history and fiction, but we like to be sure which is which.

Christian musician Colin Buchanan has touched the hearts of Australians with his tribute song for freed miners Brant Webb and Todd Russell and their fallen mate Larry Knight.

It was 'business as usual in crisis mode according to the Rev Ian Powell, the leader of the community of Christians who lost their church building in a blaze last Wednesday morning.

Christian journalists in Sydney are joining thousands of fellow believers across the world to invite their friends to explore fact and fiction in The Da Vinci Code.