Charles Brammall on how God Fosters Jodie Recent Academic scholarship has increasingly treated Jodie Foster not merely as a famous actress, but as a significant cultural figure through whom questions about gender, childhood, and authorship are examinable. Through whom Questions… Continue Reading
Christians closer to the view that you need to be Christian to be truly British, are more likely to be ‘nominal’ when it comes to practice their faith, according to research by Theos, the think tank that is part of… Continue Reading
An Obadiah Slope column John Stevens, the National Director of the UK’s Fellowship of Evangelical Churches (similar theologically to the Australian fellowship), has made a bold statement. When Obadiah says Stevens was agreeing with Kemi Badenoch, who leads the Conservative… Continue Reading
SURABAYA,Indonesia, September 28, 2026 (Morning Star News) – A protest in Indonesia against a restaurant specializing in pork dishes reflects a trend of Muslims pressuring Christian-owned businesses serving food forbidden in Islam, sources said. The protest by dozens of Muslim… Continue Reading
Melbourne Anglicans have been called to a year of prayer by Archbishop Ric Thorpe in his first charge (presidential address) to Melbourne’s Synod (church parliament). “Prayer cannot simply be one activity within our strategy,” Thorpe told the synod delegates meeting… Continue Reading
Today, Saturday, the 10th of October, 2026, sees the Diocese of the Southern Cross grow towards 12 churches. In Brisbane, two lay ministers will be ordained as deacons, and their congregations will become Member Churches of the Diocese of the… Continue Reading
Anglican Bishop Matt Brain of Bendigo has been elected Bishop of Bunbury in Western Australia. In a letter sent today to the Bendigo faithful, he says he has been praying for some time about where he should serve. Last year… Continue Reading
Richard Ostling via Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) By count of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, the famous evangelist preached to some 215 million people in 185 countries during mass revival meetings between 1947 and 2005. People have naturally discussed who his… Continue Reading
Here is a story on FB that the author, “Pastor Jesse”, begged people to share. She is referencing a story about a murder that has transfixed part of the Christian interweb. Let’s read along. “All week I have been following… Continue Reading
By Rose McCann Writing for The Sydney Morning Herald, the biographer Mark McGinness concluded that Charles Spencer’s Swan Song: Diana, My Sister (2026) is “a plucky and plausible achievement” and a “fascinating” younger brother’s tribute written without a ghost. I… Continue Reading