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As Eternity News draws to a close, our team offers you, dear reader, our personal and heartfelt goodbyes. buff.ly/3VBfz4M

Eternity brings you extracts from the 2024 Easter messages of Australian denominational leaders. buff.ly/4adhcdc

Coober Pedy, in remote South Australia, hasn't had a full-time church minister for years ... until now. buff.ly/43yOWPV

It's easy for us to forget about the in-between day. But I'd like to suggest that Easter Saturday is very important. buff.ly/3TRUodp

Looking for some entertainment for the Easter weekend? Here’s a collection of three Easter-related movies to check out, plus a bonus list of some of Eternity‘s highest-rated movies and most popular reviews. buff.ly/4cwKkxH

Community is central to our faith, so what are the characteristics of healthy Christian communities? buff.ly/4czEGuz

The Christian journey begins with bad news: “We have failed.” But, praise God, that's not the end of the story. buff.ly/3TTMTm1

Former Eternity staff writers reflect on how this publication has changed them professionally and personally. buff.ly/43FMAyz

More faith-filled Christians who have shared their stories with you through Eternity over the years. buff.ly/4cLXKWX

Eliot Kern, Content Producer for Eternity, reflects on one of his favourite interviews – with the author of 2023's best-loved Christian book. “It was refreshing to meet such a unique guy with such unique life experience.” buff.ly/3IOROP4

Content warning: Aziza's story includes references to sexual abuse and murder. I was 16 years old, heading home from school on the train. The head boy from my school was sitting nearby and we struck up a conversation about our plans for the weekend... buff.ly/43wMp8Q

After four years and 300 Faith Stories, Naomi Reed farewells Eternity News and gets set for new adventures. buff.ly/3IS75yz

At the height of his career, world champion rower Tom Treseder decided to forgo Sunday training to honour God. Instead of killing his career, the Lord honoured Tom and led him in a remarkable new direction. buff.ly/4aqj16u

Eternity content producer Aziza Green which of her Eternity stories impacted her the most. "Talking about revival ignited a fresh hunger in me, not for signs and wonders, but for unity and the transformation of whole communities for the glory of God." buff.ly/3TQmo0U

"As a young boy, I remember drawing on our family cat with felt pens. When accused by my parents, I denied it." Adam Dodds wonders whether we're bound to wrestle with guilt and shame, or whether confessing sins could become – strangely – an act of joy. buff.ly/49mu6Vj

Eternity has reported on countless Christian leaders over the past 14 years. Here are just a handful of the faith-filled people who have shared their stories with you through Eternity. buff.ly/43tLBl2

David and Jenny Juniper are CMS missionaries training Christian leaders in DR Congo. David shares about his involvement in "huge" wedding celebrations, while Jenny reflects on language learning progress. buff.ly/3vn806S

Penny Mulvey, former acting editor of Eternity, shares the story she most enjoyed writing for Eternity. buff.ly/49bCwhY

Two years ago, I tripped and fell into a PhD in digital theology. For years, the dominant narrative in popular literature has focused on the problems with digital media, and the main suggestion is to unplug. But surely there's more to the story? buff.ly/3TvSXQi