Carla Gee Schneider, our regular blog reviewer takes a look at the Operation Beautiful blog, which encourages women to share words of affirmation through post-it notes in public places.
Carla Gee Schneider, our regular blog reviewer takes a look at the Operation Beautiful blog, which encourages women to share words of affirmation through post-it notes in public places.
Every day, 4.5 million Australians eat fast food. As the obesity epidemic takes its toll on the nation’s health, state and federal government are looking for innovative new ways to encourage people to make healthier choices.
When Queensland Mum Kim McKosker announced at a BBQ that she wanted to write a cookbook using only 4 Ingredients, the party fell silent and she knew she was onto a good idea.
Over the past few weeks Sheridan has been looking at what contribution we can make to building a good and beautiful community. This week, author James Bryan Smith observes that a genuine Jesus-following church is full of people who not only turn their eyes inwards to improve the state of their souls – but who also look outwards –… Continue reading The Good and Beautiful Community Part 2: The Serving Community
The problem of overweight and obese children has no simple solution but one way to address it is to limit children’s exposure to junk food advertising. Sarah Mackay is the Senior Legal Advisor with the Obesity Policy Coalition and she explains the current rules and regulations governing advertising junk food to kids. Listen Now –… Continue reading Parenting with Passion – Junk Food Advertising
Does your child ever behave erratically? Have you ever considered that the food your child eats could be the cause of their behavioural problems? Sue Dengate is the best-selling author of the Fed Up Series which explains the effects of food chemicals on children’s behaviour, health and learning ability. Listen Now – Katrina Roe speaks… Continue reading Healthy Living – Food Chemicals and Additives
Most of us, if not all, have had that moment where our jaw drops as we hear about a ‘shoulda-known-better’ decision a friend has made. It can be an absolute shock (even worse when you realise it was you who made the poor choice), and we find ourselves wondering how it ever happened. Deborah Smith Pegues… Continue reading Why Do Smart People Make Dumb Decisions?
Scripture teachers and schools across NSW are waiting on Education Minister Verity Firth to announce whether an Ethics Course will be offered in public schools next year. Stephen O’Doherty of Christian Schools Australia explores the issue.
A unique project in inner-city Sydney, Hope Street Art Space, is providing a creative and healing space for people who are homeless, mentally ill, or struggling with life.
Inspiring chat and poetry reading with the funny, poignant, insightful and often downright naughty Adrian Plass.
Why do smart people make ‘shoulda-known-better’ decisions? Deborah Smith Pegues explores the emotions behind our dumb choices, and gives tips for making better ones.
When is the right time to teach your child to swim? Dave Du Bois from Carlile Swimming talks about the importance of a layered approach to water safety.
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