Four hundred and fifty years ago this year, Thomas Cranmer, the 67-year-old Archbishop of Canterbury, was taken through the north gate of the city of Oxford, tied to a pile of wood and burnt to death. It was one of those moments of horror for which that violent period is well known.

When apologetics expert Dr Greg Clarke received a call from police detectives in Parramatta, he admits that Dan Browns The Da Vinci Code was the last thing on his mind.

As Australians prepare to commemorate Anzac Day, a Sydney minister tells his tale of witnessing for Christ in a war torn country.

Andrew Lim is taking on the ambitious task of putting together a men's conference for all those blokes with nothing to do when Sydney women head off to EQUIP. He has John Chapman on board, but can he organise everything else without going bust? Find out as he blogs his experiences over the coming weeks...

CMS missionary Max Collison will be telling Sydney teenagers how a simple cup of coffee can be part of the light that leads Kenyans out of slums and into new life.

While Sydney slumbers in the early hours tomorrow, David Banks will paddle out to catch a few waves before sunrise "“ and perhaps strike up a conversation about Jesus.

Lane Cove parents Steve and Catherine Angier say they have been helped and encouraged by a new parenting course being introduced in Sydney parishes.

A Sydney Anglican has almost completed a unique water project in Uganda where clean water availability per capita is amongst the lowest in the world.