Few of us have much grasp of the scientific details of the case for climate change; we cannot easily follow the spin-off arguments about emissions trading schemes, alternative energy sources, and the economic consequences of making changes; and we have little power over the solutions. We can easily feel helpless and a little depressed over the whole of the subject of climate change. Therefore we aim to produce several briefings on it throughout the year.

Dr Peter Jensen, the Archbishop of Sydney, has described an ultimatum sent to the US Episcopal Church as an 'answer to prayer.

A serial killer is haunting the streets of Philadelphia. He is brutally creative, modelling his crimes after famous movie murder scenes. What is a Christian to make of novels such as this?

Bible League Australia and St Pauls, Wentworthville have joined forces to reach Dinka-speaking Sudanese living in Sydney.

My doubts about the intellectual foundations of atheism began to coalesce into a realization that atheism was actually a belief system, where I had assumed it to be a factual statement about reality.

Where do good illustrations come from? Really good joke books, realistic preachers, real life? Andrew Lim sifts the web for the best resources it has to offer to creativity-strapped speakers.

Could church services be held online in years to come? This idea might sound extreme, but some Sydney Anglicans are asking where technology will be taking churches in the future. Discuss the topic here.

How can you engage with the culture, but not surrender the proclamation of the Gospel to DVDs and the church drama group? Sydney Anglican David Cohen and colleague Stephen Gaukroger explore the options.