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 won’t be hanging on the telephone.

Any more generosity on the part of Christians like Les Nixon and there wouldn’t be room for the pilot.

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

National research has finally quantified what Christians have always known: believing makes you a better person.

The average Australian toddler spends a third of his or her waking life in front of the television. A four month old watches an average of 44 minutes a day, building to two and a half hours by the time they reach four years. Some would call such statistics appalling; others, evidence of a necessary evil.

The ‘Waffle – Eviction’ DVD is the latest children’s resource to emerge from Logosdor, a Christian powerhouse of kids’ entertainment and education.

A charity focussed on giving back sight to the prematurely blind has been stunned by the generosity of Sydney Anglicans.

Padstow Anglican is celebrating 75 years of service in south-west Sydney with plans to revolutionise members’ ministry to the suburb.

Sydney Missionary and Bible College is sending out a record number of new graduates to deliver an old message.

A new range of services means Sydneyanglicans users can now stay in touch with what’s ‘new’ without having to constantly surf the net.

A new broadcasting deal means Australians now have access to Christian television programs 24-7.

The potentially lucrative listing of St Andrew’s Cathedral as a heritage icon may hamper future gospel work, say staff.

Efforts to translate the Bible into an Aboriginal dialect on Groote Eylandt are resulting in unknown sounds finally making it to the printed page.

Children’s workers have a new on-line friend thanks to the theological an entrepreneurial nous of a Sydney school teacher.

Sans Souci Anglicans are looking to a military man to lead them in their fight for souls in Sydney’s south.

Tasmanian church goers are crying out for Sydney to help reach a population swelled by settling families.

Cambodia, a country once devastated by a cruel cultural revolution, is set to be transformed by a growing number of keen Christian graduates.

All over Sydney Christian women are laying sweet-trails that lead their friends to the Gospel.

Cherrybrook Anglicans have offered their parish to an Australian ex-pat because of his ground-breaking ministry in the United States.

The honest approach has earned a Christian musician high praise from an audience of Northern suburbs fans.

The superannuation of thousands of Sydney diocesan staff and clergy worth more than $120 million dollars is about to be transferred to insurance giant AMP.

A local Anglican church and Anglican Retirement Villages are building on their strengths to create a ground-breaking ministry to the Hills business community.

Archbishop Peter Jensen and award-winning author Thomas Kenneally will be using the best-seller ‘The Da Vinci Code’ as a cue to debate the origins of the Christian church.

A Sydney Anglican think-tank is claiming tightening abortion laws will do little to save the lives of unborn babies.

The way Christians see the world is now a matter for study at the Blue Mountains Bible College. 25 students are spending evenings at a former factory turned classroom for a period of nine weeks discovering what goes into a Christian world view. The ground-breaking course is being hosted by Springwood/Winmalee Anglican Church, in its newly refurbished ministry centre.