MPs adopt a divided stance over gay parenting laws
The most significant conscience vote in the NSW State Parliament in decades - whether to allow gay couples to adopt - is dividing major parties and led to bizarre claims it would increase the number of abortions. [more]

Internet audit puts spotlight on Christian MP
The NSW Christian Democrat MP Fred Nile says neither he or his staff have been "perving" at internet pornography videos on their work computers - but they have been researching the issue. [more]

Leaders want leader to lead the way on peace talks
More than 20 Christian leaders are urging US President Barack Obama and negotiators to continue their efforts in helping leaders of the State of Israel and the Palestinian Authority reach a peace agreement. [more]

'Child Jesus' to bring on Bollywood budget blowout
A Bollywood movie that chronicles the childhood of Christ will be shot in Jerusalem in an ambitious project expected to be one of India's most expensive ever movies. [more]

Vatican rejects claim of Islam's ascension in Europe
The Vatican says it is not taking Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi's comments about Europe's conversion to Islam seriously. [more]

Spreading Sin City leads to more houses of God
'Sin City' - also known as Sydney - appears to be turning to God as a wave of new churches, mosques and temples rises across its western suburbs. [more]

Evangelising goes hi-tech
Modern 'instant' communications and the ability to contact hundreds of people (or more) at the click of a button is convenient for sending urgent messages, or even for evangelists wanting to spread the Word of God. [more]

Christ Expo 'breaks' all the rules
When Ridley Melbourne's College Director, Tim Foster, first heard Peter Adam's plan to organise a crusade style Mission to Melbourne he was skeptical. "Who comes to crusades these days?" he thought. [more]