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Conductor Brett Weymark Leads Sydney Philharmonia Choirs in St. John Passion at the Sydney Opera House, April 4.

Foster Care System Inspires Dimity Powell's Latest Children's Book

Disability Advocate Hannah Diviney: "We need events like South West Disability Expo"

OneRepublic in Sydney: Guitarist Zack Filkins says "Faith is the Rudder that Steers the Ship"

"Silence kills healthy communication" - Elizabeth Jane

Auslan Wiz App Making Auslan Education Free to Schools

How to Deal with Loneliness at Christmas with Psychologist Garrett Huston

'Humanity Isn't Dead': Dan Widdowson Changing the World in 40 Days

Psychologist Enzo Somosi talks about the genetics of depression.

Andrew Browning: Aussie Couple's Donation Helps Build Hospital in Tanzania

'Conceivable' Director Beth Caulfield on Unexpected Pregnancy

'The Deity Constant' Author Dr. Neil Domigan

'The Voice' Winner Alyssa Delpopolo

Aussies Help YouVersion Bible App Reach One Billion Downloads 

'Bondi Rescue's Anthony 'Harries' Caroll on 'The Lifeguard from Bondi'

Natalie Bassingthwaite stars in 'Shirley Valentine'

Gospel Legend Kirk Franklin Touring Australia

Catherine Bradshaw: 'Epiphany and the Shopping Trolley' Finds Wonder in the Mundane

Rachel Harker: Can swiping culture help with loneliness?

Georgie Tunny: 'The Brighter Side' Simplifying Financial Advice

Sydney Teens Inspired by Resilient Filipino Faith

Katie Sampias: 'Her Story of Jesus' sees Christ Through the Women's Eyes

Reuben De Melo: 'The Voice' Winner Touring with LeAnn Rimes

Mark McCrindle: The Future Church

Dr. Dick Tibbits: Forgiveness is Physically Beneficial as well as Spiritually 

Refugee Week: Syrian Refugee, George, say Being Welcomed and...

Jade Miles: Our Ability to 'Huddle' Affects our Ability to Connect

Sita Sargeant: 'She Shapes History' Author Finds Australia's Forgotten Women

Oceane Campbell: 'Labour of Love' Author Explains Midwifery's Significance and...

Underwater Cinematographer Tom Park talks 'Ocean with David Attenborough'

Jasmine Lopez: 'Hope for the Unknown' Helps Kids Grieve Infant-Loss

Daniel Ranaud on ANZAC Chaplain William "Fighting Mac" Mackenzie

Jacqui Raymond: Adding a 'Feast of Creation' to the Liturgical Calendar

Matt Redman in Sydney for 'WORTH' Worship Event

Naomi Reed talks about her collection of faith stories, 'Every Moment Everywhere'

Dan Widdowson on 'Mental Health and the Actors Life'

Bobby Gruenwald: YouVersion Bible App Founder on Aussie Trends

Brandon Heath: Taking the 'Gospel Truth' into the New Year

Moriah: The singer talks about 'Dressember' justice campaign, and her upcoming Latino Country album

Sharon Callister: Mission Australia CEO says Young People Most Concerned about Cost-of-Living

Mike Hill: Conquering Skin Cancer with Hugh Jackman

Heidi Woods: Seeing Heaven through 'Blue Skies and Butterflies'

Katherine Haliday from Baptist World Aids offers tips to shop ethically during sales season.

Dads4Kids Founder Warrick Marsh: Intl. Men's Day is About Celebrating the Good

Helping school-age children at the end of the year

Baptist World Aid has made a commitment that children involved in their programs will receive greater protection going forward, as the organisation makes changes to the way photos of children are presented at events and online. CEO of Baptist World Aid Melissa Lipsett caught up with Hope Afternoons' Laura to chat about these changes. "We're entirely committed to the dignity and safety of children and young people," she said. "We always want to make sure that they're at the centre of their own story." By placing a friendly yellow sticker over participants’ faces, Baptist World Aid aims to improve the ethics and safety of their Child Sponsorship promotion.

Singer-Songwriter SVRCINA talks 'Loyal' and Losing Friendships

Orthopaedic spine surgeon Dr. Mary Neal was an avid kayaker when in 1999, a drop down a waterfall saw her pinned beneath the rapids with her craft wedged in the rocks. Without oxygen for 24 minutes, Dr. Mary experienced death and was remarkably resuscitated unharmed.

Composer Antony Pitt invites International Christian Choir Competition Entries

Katrina’s new audiobook When I Was Twelve pulls from her grandfather’s war diaries and allows her father Nick to voice his experience as a boy who at 6 years old was told he must be “the man of the house”.