Here is what I have found of interest so far...

Reformed theology! - Many documents discussing reformed theology and links to other sites.

	Christian Classics Ethereal Library - Numerous electronic versions of christian texts.
	Crosswire - Freely distributable Christian text reader (mainly bibles and commentaries) for multiple computer platforms including Linux. I myself use JSword, also known as Bible Desktop, and Bibletime. I particularly like JSword's daily bible-reading plan `OT1NT2'.

Bibleverse - an attractive well-designed webpage designed by a Christian in Melbourne! (actually, the designer is well known to me).

St. Paul - German and English libretto/text to St. Paul (Paulus), an oratorio composed by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. As far as I can tell, this oratorio is infrequently performed or recorded these days. A good recording was made by EMI in 1977, it is now available on compact disk. Some recordings do not include an English text!

This `translation' was completed early in 2002. Also available is a PDF version and a Postscript (Extended Computer Modern Roman fonts) version. Please e-mail me regarding any errors.

I am now worshiping with the English service at East Kew Baptist church/Melbourne Chinese Baptist Church (now located in Kew!). It also has Cantonese and Junior Youth services. In years gone by I have worshipped at various rural/regional Baptist churches, such as Traralgon & District Baptist Church, Moe Baptist and Bendigo Baptist. The picture to the left is East Kew's old church building. They moved a few years ago to a location in Kew.

One church in the city which I occasionally attend is Swanston Street Church of Christ in Melbourne. In part due to the large student population of the inner city, much of the congregation consists of university students, particularly from south-east Asia. I used to attend a study group, the North Melbourne Cell Group, whose former participants are now spread across the world in a diaspora. The North Melbourne Cell Group page is maintained by my brother.

The size of the congregation is somewhat larger than the architects of the church building envisaged! Despite three services a day, space was at a premium. A very large hall was built under the apartment development!

Another prominent feature of Swanston Street Church of Christ is its extensive support of several missionary families.

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Last modified 4th September 2009.