Launching “True North,” a new video series for men, presenter Karl Faase said when Olive Tree Media first made The Men’s Series more than 15 years ago, the word “toxic” wasn’t part of the conversation. Answering a question about a… Continue Reading
By Dave Gilchrist of CRU The ten A-frame timber tents, which provided accommodation for campers at CRU’s Lake Macquarie campsite since the 1970s, have recently disappeared, but it’s not the only change occurring at CRU (formerly “Crusaders”). After more than… Continue Reading
“Episcopal clergy and lay leaders are among the hundreds of people of faith from across the United States who have travelled to Minneapolis, Minnesota, for a day of public witness and political action on Jan. 23 in opposition to what they are… Continue Reading
This year’s Christmas in the UK was marked by a controversy after right-wing leader Tommy Robinson (pictured) made headlines organising a carol service to “put Christ back into Christmas”. Robinson is the pseudonym for Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, a man who has… Continue Reading
Guy Freeman Guy and Sue Freeman have signed up to be Grey Nomads for the Bush Church Aid (BCA) society – an organisation that does what its name says, support churches in regional and remote Australia. They have stories about… Continue Reading
Following up The Other Cheek’s coverage of the sale of churches in Adelaide’s North, and a decline in the attendance in the diocese, Bishop Tim Harris engaged us in discussion and agreed to follow up. In a crucial comment on… Continue Reading
Former missionary David Painter, now pastoring a Sydney church, questions whether Operation Christmas Child is a worthwhile overseas mission effort. I wrote this several years ago while still a missionary, but was not in the position to share it then… Continue Reading
Scott Barkley Baptist Press / Religion Unplugged By Sept. 16, Todd Fisher’s inbox told him that pastors were struggling with how to approach the latest cultural hinge point. Folks were upset, they told Oklahoma Baptists’ state executive. The pastor had… Continue Reading
A desperate shortage of training for ministers in a rapidly growing church was the mesage from a key African leaders at the Sydney Anglican Synod. Representatives from Uganda Christian University, the Alexandria School of Theology, Nyakato Bible School in Tanzania,… Continue Reading
The most important speech was by someone we’ve never heard of. First, Charlie Kirk’s pastor, Rob McCoy, spoke “Thank you for coming out to honour Charlie Kirk. God bless all of you and all of you tuning in online around… Continue Reading