Alexander Adelson (pictured) is the branch leader of Jews for Jesus, in Sydney. The Other Cheek asked him about what is like to minister to the Jewish community. 1. How does your ministry talk to Jews about Jesus? There is… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall My son was a Grind Core drummer (the heaviest of Heavy Metal music). He chose it out of all the genres because it involved the most technical and difficult drumming, and he wanted to stretch himself. I would… Continue Reading
A statement by the heads of churches in Jerusalem reveal that the Taybeh described as the last Christian town on the West Bank /Judea and Samaria region has been attacked again. An earlier report that a fire was set near… Continue Reading
Dr Jereth Kok’s suspension as a doctor by the Medical Board of Australia was upheld last week by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT). 85 of Kok’s social media posts and one Eternity article are in the the pool… Continue Reading
By Charles Brammall As a little fella I would sneak down to the TV (it was forbidden) and watching pro wrestling: “Haystacks Calhoun”, “Mario Milano”, “King Kong Bundy” and “Killer Kowalski” were my all time faves. The was even “Andre the… Continue Reading
The number of Anglican Christians is growing by more than a million people every year, according to the respected scholar David Goodhew, visiting fellow of St John’s College, Durham University.“…new data show[s] that the Communion has radically changed, and this… Continue Reading
The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has upheld a decision of the Medical Board of Australia to suspend Christian doctor, Jereth Kok’s, from practising as a doctor. The Board’s and now the VCAT’s finding of professional misconduct was with… Continue Reading
An Obadiah Slope column Headline on the AFL site: “Friends, footy and fantasy: The draft hopeful who reads two books a week.” Yes reading books makes news in some places. Oh, and Obadiah wishes Danika McDonald all the best with… Continue Reading
The story of bringing The First Hymn back to life opens in cinemas on July 31. The feature-length documentary tells the story of a scrap of papyrus from Oxyrhynchus in Egypt that specialists in Oxford found contained an ancient hymn, complete… Continue Reading
The Fair Work Commission has rejected an unfair dismissal case brought by writer Gordon Cheng against the Church Missionary Society. “I have found the Respondent [CMS] had a valid reason for the dismissal of the Applicant, and that procedural fairness… Continue Reading