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U2 Concert: Chaplaincy on the edge

U2 Concert: Chaplaincy on the edge

Wherever people are, God is interested. The principle is simple. God became flesh and dwelt among us. He come to us. This incarnation approach is the essence of our gospel ministry and is foundational for all forms of chaplaincy. Whilst we may be familiar with defence force chaplaincy, school chaplaincy and hospital chaplaincy, there are many new creative ways Christians, as Christ\'s ambassadors, can reach out to people. The huge growth of urban chaplaincy, such as to sporting clubs are great e.

  • England has one hand on the Ashes

    For the first time since 1986 England has taken a series lead in Australia after securing an innings victory in the second Ashes test at the Adelaide Oval. It was only the second time Australia has lost a test match by an innings margin at this ground, the first one being 118 years ago.

  • Arsenal Go Top!!!

    Arsenal have put there troubles behind them with a 2-1 win at home to local rivals Fulham. Arsenal always seem to struggle when they have the chance to go ahead of the league but on Saturday without their influential captain Fabregas the Gunners showed strength and power to go top of the Premier League Table. The Gunners have a tough task next week though as they travel to inform Manchester United who this week had their game postponed due to snow away at Blackpool.

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    A day that will live in infamy was when Japan attacked Pearl Harbour on 7 December 1941 which bought the United States of America into World War II. That was 69 years ago, and it was the 7th December 2010 that FIFA decided where the 2018 and 2022 Soccer World Cups\' will be hosted. 2022 went to Qatar.

  • Blake Griffin - The NBA Time Bomb is ticking

    Over the past six months I have been commentating about the breakdown of professional sports in the wider United States. I have been highlighting the erosion of what was once so pure.

  • Petition to return Christian app to Apple's App Store gains momentum

    A petition launched Thursday to protest Apple\'s decision to remove an iPhone app opposing gay marriage is quickly gaining steam.

  • Apple asked to restore Christian iPhone app

    Organisers behind the Manhattan Declaration, an ecumenical document that upholds the traditional understanding of marriage, among other things, are urging Apple to restore its iPhone app.

  • Mitchell Johnson not the only one who should go

    12 months on from winning the International Cricket Council's "Cricketer of the Year", Mitchell Johnson has been dumped from the 2nd Ashes squad to face the English today in Adelaide.

  • Behind the scenes of the AFL: AFLPA

    With Cricket dominating Australian sport at present, there is one behind-the-scenes organization that is working equally as hard: the AFL Players Association (AFLPA). With AFL clubs just starting preseason training spare a thought for AFLPA which is already in full swing for the 2011 season. The AFLPA is more than just a players\' representative body. It is a network of people focused on caring for the players and their families in every aspect of their life. Here is a taste of some of the behi

  • Netball's night of nights

    Australia's vice-captain Natalie von Bertouch has finished off her year in style, receiving the Liz Ellis Diamond award at the Netball Australia awards held over the weekend.

  • Call in the Coast Guard - Lebron James is heading to Cleveland

    The buzz is building in Cleveland over the anticipated return of fallen hero Lebron James. No player in history has brought a town together like Lebron James has for Cleveland, only thing is, it's for all the wrong reasons.

  • Fantasy Cricket a chance to recapture former glory

    Having my father as an Australian cricketing chaplain throughout my primary school years took me into the that sacred place known as the dressing room.