church

Historian Arthur Patrick unpicks one of the rich strands of Christian history.

"When did you last look for the image of God in a stranger?" Samir Selmanovic asks.

Many of us do not go to church. Some of us have never been. Christine Miles talks about what to expect and how to prepare.

Pope Benedict's visit to Australia suggests a clear shift in thinking. Historian Arthur Patrick explains.

Is faith all about another world or is it about living now? Nathan Brown finds a call to make a difference now in Jesus' promises of the Second Coming.

Nothing makes a place more interesting than knowing it's history. Harold Harker tells some of the stories that make St Andrews a town of interest.

I'll never forget the time when, while dining with a very senior executive of a world-leading aerospace firm, the subject of religion came up in a somewhat incidental manner. After being pressed, I said that I was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Chu

One of the planet's most unique landscapes is also the home of much early church history, as Harold Harker explains.

Representing God is a big ask, so it's little wonder the church lets God down so often. But, says Graeme Loftus, it's still the church's most important task.

Which side are you on?

Our Western world is embroiled in an epidemic of individualism. Samir Selmanovic sees in the nature of God and God's creation the power and neccessity of community.

Graeme Loftus looks at a fundamental belief of Christianity, the church.