At the recent Abuja meeting of bishops, Gafcon, a conservative network of Anglicans, called on all leaders in the reset Global Anglican Communion to stay away from events organised by the Canterbury-centred communion. This has been seen as a test… Continue Reading
Clemente Lisi of Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) The Democratic Senate candidacy of James Talarico in Texas represents more than a conventional partisan contest. Talarico’s campaign is emerging as a test case in a deeper struggle over the relationship between faith and… Continue Reading
UPDATE Bishop Paul Donison has sent us a note saying this article “contains total inaccuracies” and that he will be making the details known soon. One inaccuracy is that we referred to Jodie McNeil as the general secretary in our… Continue Reading
Stuart Crawshaw lead pastor of Soul Revival Church, describes himself as I am a Christian, Husband, Father, Pastor, Youth Minister, Trainer, Student and Church Planter Yellow Submarine, which came out in 1969, offered an imaginative picture of a group of… Continue Reading
Declaring he was humbled by the record number of seats Labor won in last night’s SA election result, Premier Peter Malinauskas reached for a poem by Henry Lawson as he sought to give a message to ordinary Australians seeking social… Continue Reading
Weslet Mission reports New data released by NSW Liquor & Gaming confirms that nearly $9.3 billion* was lost on poker machines across New South Wales in 2025, the highest annual loss ever recorded in the state. This compares with losses… Continue Reading
The org formerly known as Christians against Poverty answered questions from The Other Cheek. 1. You’re changing your name. Christians Against Poverty has some brand recognition; why lose that? For 25 years, Christians Against Poverty partnered with churches in Australia… Continue Reading
Paul Marshall via Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) John M. Perkins died on March 13 at the age of 95. His death has drawn wide attention, including from places such as The New York Times. He was many things — a husband… Continue Reading
Might and right: Fleming Rutledge- writer of a great book The Crucifixion, tels Christianity Today the one lesson from the gospel is the worldly might is not right. “ I’ve noticed that a number of people, most famously Tom Holland, have written… Continue Reading
The influential German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has died aged 96, leaving behind a body of work famous for a theory of political consensus-building. Despite being a member of the post-Marxist Frankfurt school that founded critical theory, he believed that Jewish… Continue Reading