Summit Ministries talk by David Mitchell in January 2007 in Canberra. Speaking on Origins of Australian Law:

David Mitchell Part 1

David Mitchell Part 2

Dr David Mitchell is an Australian Lawyer and a leading authority on Constitutional and Human Rights issues, being a graduate of the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France. Amongst many attainments he was Attorney-General of the African nation of Lesotho,  is an ordained Presbyterian Minister residing in Hobart, Tasmania and was an elected delegate to the Constitutional Convention held in 1988.

Jack Sonnemann from the Australian Federation for the Family conducted meetings in the ACT recently, where he spoke on the relationship between pornogaphy and violence.

Jack's email is: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , phone: 03 62 55 2126

Further evidence is documented at http://www.ausfamily.org/, research password is "decency".

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by Bill Meuhlenberg

One does not usually associate the nation’s capital with faith, hope and love. Usually, sleaze, corruption and power come to mind. Yet toward the end of each year a number of Christian events are held during a faith-packed weekend.

Chief among these is the annual National Prayer Breakfast, held in the Great Hall at Parliament House. This has been taking place for 21 years now, with the latest being on 26-27 November. Also aligned with the Breakfast is the National Alliance of Christian Leaders dinner, and the National Prayer Council.