David, a Sydney Anglican computer whiz, has accidentally turned a new communications tool called Skype into a vehicle that takes the gospel to some of the most anti-Christian countries in the world.

A broken relationship with a parent is just like the way we treat our creator, says DOMINIC STEELE.

When Sylvia Jeanes told her family she wanted to be a missionary, they thought she had gone mad.

What good are the arts to Christians? Can the arts, particularly music, be integrated into everyday Christian life. Philip Pogson, a dedicated Christian with experience in the secular music industry attempts to unravel these thorny questions.

British church planter Richard Coekin has told Sydney Anglicans that evangelicals 'mustnt allow a permissive liberal agenda to reinvent the Bible.

The sheer concept - motor bike from India through the Middle East to England, encouraging Christians along the way - was considered to be daring by some, lunacy by others. But Jules and Nathan have inspired us all along the way with their now completed goal.

The Social Issues Executive explores what makes so many women continue to abort, and asks how as a community we might better support women and their unborn children.

Religion of the 'thoughtful, humble and limited variety will continue to have a place in Australian politics, Bishop of South Sydney Robert Forsyth argued last night at a university debate on the church and state.