In 1987, a group of English dairy farmers with a mutual love for Africa, had an outlandish idea. “Let’s put some of our cows on a plane,” they thought, “and send them to needy African families. And let’s send pregnant cows so when they give birth, there’ll be another animal to give away to a… Continue reading English Cows Save African Lives
A consultation is underway to explore whether Australia needs a Charter of Human Rights. Former NSW Premier Bob Carr, and Australian Christian Lobby head Jim Wallace, explain why they’re opposed to the idea.
David Bragg of Send-A-Cow shares how the simple idea of sending dairy cows to needy families in Africa, turned into a major charity changing thousands of lives each year.
Author Alan Whiticker speaks about his new book on history’s great orators. He explores some of the most memorable speeches, and how they changed the world for both good and evil.
Richard Stearns gave up a lucrative income when he became CEO of World Vision USA. But he’s never looked back… He tells us why, and explains what he believes is missing from our gospel message today.
Aaron and Dan interview Marina Prior.
Journalist and mum Katrina Roe from mouthsofbabes.com talks about being a proud parent.
Married couple Troy and Ed discuss bad habits.
If you’re involved in art or photography or writing or story-telling; if you plant gardens or design houses or plan towns or build buildings; if you like to cook up dishes and sew up clothes; if you’re interested in sport or business, media or law, languages or technology, wood working or sign writing, or if… Continue reading Culture Making: Andy Crouch’s tips on how you can change the world
There are so many different popular images of Jesus, but which is the right one? Popular images of Jesus vary, and the picture we have of him matters, as our chats with Michael Frost over the next few weeks will show. This week we begin our Re-Jesus series on Open House by talking about how… Continue reading Series: Re-Jesus with Michael Frost
As long as there’s oppression going on somewhere in the world, people will keep arriving on Australian shores, seeking a place of refuge. The issue’s back in the spotlight after Thursday’s blast off Ashmore Reef (610 km from Broome in West Australia) where three asylum seekers from Afghanistan died, while two more are missing, presumed… Continue reading Current Issue: Asylum Seekers
Author of ‘Culture Making’, Andy Crouch, says we shouldn’t just consume or critique our culture. He believes we should use our God-given gifts, to create it.
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