Among the dusty mining towns and pearl divers of Australias far-flung North West coastline, there is a bishop waiting for the phone to ring.

I have noticed that like most of Sydney, churches move into holiday mode in January. November is very busy as we put the final touches on the program for next year, and December is filled with events that wind up the year and as Christmas approaches opportunities for public evangelism are taken.

The Rector of Norfolk Island is urging his community to turn back to God after two brutal killings.

The results of thirteen years of study will be delivered to more than sixty-six thousand Higher School Certificate students beginning this morning "“ but Mark North is one student who wont be hanging on the telephone.

Any more generosity on the part of Christians like Les Nixon and there wouldnt be room for the pilot.

Its hard to win over an entire community but this is what some Sydney Anglican churches are doing, one house at a time.

Sydney Rector Roger Chilton has taken a break from his Pymble parish to help plant 10,000 Gospel seeds in remote Chinese villages.

A Sri Lankan visionary is hoping Sydneys Anglicans will open their hearts and help her send her starving people home.