What are the factors behind the increasing irregular church-attendance of committed Christians?
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Going over the edge of a cliff
How did Rod and Karen Morris survive in ministry when things didn't work out as they thought God wanted?
Bring the joy back this Christmas
Andrew Cameron asks: How is it possible to reconcile all the fine things about Christmas, with what we have to live through at that time of year?
Muslim violence not the whole story in Indonesia
Many Muslims seek to live in peace, says Indonesian Christian
No peace in Solomons without South Africa-style truth and reconciliation
A truth and reconciliation commission may be the only way to achieve sustainable peace in the Solomon Islands, according to Matthew Walle of the Solomon Islands Christian Association (SICA).
“We know salvation is life or death”
Bishop Josiah says Australians must stop being polite about their faith if they want to match the more than 14 million people who regularly attend church in Nigeria each Sunday.
Australia’s fastest growing Anglican churches revealed
It appears intentional strategy-setting, an emphasis on lay participation in ministry and preaching that connects with people's day-to-day lives are key factors for growing churches. These were the most commonly cited factors by clergy of Anglican parishes that doubled in average weekly attendence between 1996 and 2001, Southern Cross has found.
Rural ministry battles to survive ‘mother of all droughts’
NSW is facing its most severe drought in over a century, with 99 per cent of the state declared drought affected. Yet there is vibrant and caring ministry happening in the state's western dioceses.
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