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David

  • Analog Mixers 101: Where are the buttons?

    A mixer/console may look very complicated but with the right knowledge they are actually a lot simpler than they appear to be.

  • Incessant attacks on Jerusalem church in Israel met with police indifference

    Police have refused to respond to a series of attacks on a church in East Jerusalem, including theft of a member\'s car on Sunday (Nov. 2) and an assault in October that bloodied and bruised three Christians.

  • Protesters decry corruption ahead of Brisbane's G20 summit

    Vicars and protestors have dressed up as accountants amongst a mock \'tax-haven\' to highlight the problem of corruption and tax avoidance for the world\'s poor, ahead of the G20 summit in Australia later this month.

  • Nelson Cook on adversity – most suitable for the 11 of the 11th

    Remembrance Day is commemorated each year on this day, the 11 November - the day of the armistice in WWI in the year 1918 – an event where over 60,000 young Australians out of a population of only 5.3 million people, lost their lives in that horrific encounter.

  • Cradle hymns

    As Christmas approaches so too the carols! Although not favoured by all, most people can at least pick a carol or two that they enjoy.

  • Tall poppies

    Here in New Zealand, and over the ditch in Australia, the concept of the \'tall poppy\' is a common point of discussion.

  • Are we sharing a thank you gospel?

    Sometimes we don\'t think about the way we share the gospel. Other times we have not given much thought over it, in that we know the exact words we want to say.

  • Brisbane G20 must deliver for the most vulnerable, says World Vision

    World leaders must look beyond GDP growth numbers to the human impact of their economic reform commitments, international aid and development organisation World Vision said today.

  • Kenneth Bae home on US soil

    Kenneth Bae, one of the two prisoners released from a North Korean prison yesterday, has arrived on U.S. soil. Bae and Matthew Miller were greeted by hugs from family when they landed in California at 9pm last night.

  • The story of today: compassion

    For the past four months I have been part of a small church plant in the United States of America, and every week I had have the privilege of hearing testimony after testimony of the amazing work God is doing through this small local church.