We pay tribute to Ron Sider, whose writings revolutionised Christian perspectives on poverty and helped develop the radical discipleship and Evangelical justice movements.

I'd like a sunburnt Australia.

What is required to produce an improbable minor prophet? Dave Andrews reflects candidly on his life and vocation, the danger of putting people on pedestals (as we’ve seen so often recently), and above all the source of his strength - the knowledge that he is ‘much loved’.

This book is a welcome contribution to the sparse field of faith and work in Australia. Yet it presents a benign view of work, and there is scope to explore the role of God’s judgement as a transforming mercy as we confront the daily challenges of exploitation in a sinful world.

As believers scattered in the public square, we are engaged in mutual encounter, searching together, but across tribal lines, for transcendent truth. The latest issue of Zadok on ‘Public Speaking’ explored what this engagement looks like in 21st Century Australia.

For all those in part apart: This is my body, broken for you...

Morag Zwartz’s honest reflections on her struggle - as the mother of a son with Down Syndrome and an aggressive blood cancer - touch on profound truths about life, disability, illness and death and make this an inspiring rather than a depressing read.

An appeal by the former General Secretary of the Conference of European Churches to the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

A devastated township causes reflective thinking.

With a gentle humour, John Kidson shares his passionate involvement in life in this whimsical, playful and humorous autobiography with a difference.