Anyone who has looked into environmentalism knows that some think Christianity is the main villain behind modern destruction of the natural world. But has God therefore commanded people to rape, pillage and exploit the environment? Certainly not! So, if we were to really take a biblical approach to the environment seriously in modern Australia, what would that look like?

Two weeks into my new role of coordinating a gospel opportunity of extraordinary magnitude in 2009, I'm beginning to realise that prayer is the only path to the top.

All Souls', Leichhardt has tried a number of ways to connect with the strong environmental concerns in the local Leichhardt community.

With Australias signing of the Kyoto Protocol in the past week "“ and news flowing in from the conference in Bali "“ climate change is heating up conversations around Australia. The Sydney Diocesan Secretariat has met with the co-founder of the Conservation Foundation as the Diocese continues to take decisive action to shrink its carbon footprint. Sydney parishes are taking up the cause, using environment-related activities to connect with their local communities.

Human-driven global warming and consequent climate change are now high in public consciousness. Angela Crocombe has produced this comprehensive guide on how we can reduce our carbon use or "footprint" by individual and local action.

Most Australians not only don't know God, 60% don't have a friend who is a regular church-goer. Connect09 is about making new relationships, providing their missing peace.

As Christians celebrate 50 million Bibles in China, NSWs Bible Society asks Sydney Anglicans to up their support.

The King's School is continuing its care and prayer for Bernie Bantons family after 80 senior school students formed a guard of honour at yesterdays State funeral for the respected asbestos disease campaigner.