Cassidy Grom, via Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) It’s a hotly debated topic in the pews and in the press. Several reports indicate a record-breaking number of conversions in some American cities. Influencers tell their followers the best place to find a… Continue Reading
“Through this Easter season I’ve been mediating on the bodily resurrection of Jesus – what it means and promises, Stu Cameron, CEO/Superintendent for Wesley Mission, posted on Facebook last week. “And how it is an essential foundation for orthodox Christian… Continue Reading
On a The Other Cheek report about another bishop standing down, reader Andrew Coffey commented “When will the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney step down?” This got a puzzled response from some readers whom The Other Cheek regards as particularly well… Continue Reading
An Obadiah Slope Column Listening to the ABC PEP (Planet Extra Podcast) takes the Christian virtue of perseverance, as it often runs three hours. But perseverence yields real gems.The latest is “correspondence” from Dr Andrew Judd from Ridley College, offering… Continue Reading
Further evidence that The King’s School Council (the legal name of the school) disagrees with the Sydney Anglican Synod that non-disclosure agreements be sparingly used has been revealed in a Federal Court Judgment. The case George v Council of the… Continue Reading
Context is important; the Pope was visiting a war-torn country when he made the speech on war that reverberated around the Middle East and Washington DC. Pope Leo was visiting Bamenda, a city in Cameroon’s north-west region, which is at… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall I am a bit of a Victor Hugo tragic. I have been to his home in Paris and taken photos of many of the paintings there. Some of them are breathtaking and quite odd. My wife and I… Continue Reading
Bishop Keith Dalby of the Diocese of the Murray has been found unfit to remain in holy orders by the Episcopal Standards Board of the Anglican Church of Australia. This means the board considers Bishop Dalby should not be licensed… Continue Reading
As the Koorong bookstore chain enters a third life, after growth across Australia under its founding family ownership with the Bootes family, then a period in the Bible Society, and since March this year, Excelsia College, the chain is changing… Continue Reading
Terry Mattingly via Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) In Western Christian churches, the highest holy day on the liturgical calendar is Easter — the Solemnity of the Resurrection of the Lord. A year ago, King Charles III, in an Easter message that… Continue Reading