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Plug ‘n Play Evangelism

Having worked across Australia, in a variety of (Anglican) contexts, I have come to the conclusion that an evangelistic resource list - regularly updated - is well overdue. Here is my preliminary list. Some sites/products will be well known, others less so.

R-rated games not child’s play

A popular computer game has been withdrawn from sale in Australia after a US grandmother discovered hidden sex scenes. Christians should remain concerned about the graphic adult themes in games targeted at young people, writes DAVID C SIMON.

No idea of the hell that awaits

With Hurricane Katrina fast approaching, holidaying Sydney Anglican Emma Hardwick was bundled into the back of emergency transport and pointed in the direction of the Louisiana Superdome. She had no idea of the hellish conditions she would have to endure for the next five days.

Non-church plant the way forward

Even before the Diocesan Mission began in 2002, Toongabbie Anglican Church (TAC) has been looking for a way forward - but now is not the time, and this is not the place.

Camp turns quiet girl into captain’s material

As Nicole Macbeth heads off on the study break that will end in this year's HSC exams, she marvels at what God has done with the 'shy year eight girl' who began her Christian journey four years ago.

Zorro

Diego de la Vega, the boy who came to be known by his alter ego, Zorro, started wearing a mask to conceal the fact that he had big ears. This delicious detail from Isabel Allendes retelling of the legend tells a lot about the story in which she, as narrator, is not afraid to laugh at the hero and he is not afraid to laugh at himself.

Wollongong builds hotel, advances straight to go

St Michael's Cathedral's decision to build an international hotel on surplus land looks set to pay big dividends, with rental income to pay for costly church repairs and free up funds for new ministries.

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