Signs of the Times

August 2006 Issue | Vol 121 No 8

Articles in This Issue:

Office Munchies

If you find yourself reaching into the office biscuit tin to ward off hunger, alleviate boredom or satisfy a bad habit, think again! The fix will not give you lasting energy and, worse still, will add to your waistline!

Meet Helen Hall: Order of Australia Medal Awardee

Receiving credit for helping refugees.

Herbs with an anti-cancer punch

Cancer prevention could be as close as your spice rack, says Winston Craig, a professor of nutrition.

Medical Hotline: August 2006

Medical Hotline with James Wright

Unity in Christ

Graeme Loftus looks at a fundamental belief of Christianity, the church.

Our Times: August 2006

Our Times - August 2006

The Town That Changed the World

Wittenberg, the small town that had a huge influence on the world

The Gospel and the Resurrection

Follow the apostle Paul to the ancient town of Corinth to learn about life, death and the future life.

Saving Hamsters

Watching a pet die is never easy. David Edgren shares a story of life and death from his childhood.

Premarital Counselling

Do you think premarital counselling is necessary for two middleaged people who love each other and just want to get on with life?

Questions for Faith

Testing evolution's leap of Faith

Bradley Trevor Greive: Perspective of a Blue Day

Author of 'The Blue Day' book and other little books of thought

Get Closer to Your Kids

Tips for building a happy relationship with your children

The Great War

The battle in heaven still rages on

Thanks for Your Advice, Which I Have Already Forgotten

Everyone loves to give advice, but as Kim Peckham has discovered, people seldom listen to it.

Weet-Bix Billy Cart Grand Prix

A school promoting fun and healthy living for the whole family.

The Delight of God

Samir Selmanovic takes a "soul audit" and reflects on what that tells us about ourselves and about God.

Unity and Diversity in Christ

Because God is the infinite, personal Creator, distinct from His creation, oneness with Him does not mean the loss of identity, personality or individuality.