Just to stay where they are, attracting one and a half per cent of their city’s population to church each week Sydney’s Anglicans face a $340m dilemma. By 2056 more than half of Sydney’s population will live west of Parramatta… Continue Reading
A second minister has left the Anglican Church of Australia headed for the new Diocese of the Southern Cross set up by the conservative GAFCON (Global Anglican Futures) group.Peter Judge-Mears told his congregation yesterday at St John’s Wishart, in southeast… Continue Reading
Author of “Celebrities for Jesus,” Katelyn Beaty, is interviewed about how cult of personaily has injured the church Continue Reading
Australia’s theological colleges are consolidating. It is too expensive for things to stay as they are. Continue Reading
Motivated by a local council Christmas celebration that starred Santa Claus but not Jesus, Simon Camilleri sat down and wrote a book for the sort of kids who were there. “When Santa learned the Gospel” is a hit breaking through… Continue Reading
Martyn Iles, please reconsider you views on Acknowledgement of Country Continue Reading
“Created and Loved: A guide for Catholic schools on identity and gender” is the name – and purpose – of new guidance on the treatment of transgender issues from the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference. It deals with the theological, medical… Continue Reading
“Sometimes we do not receive listener responses for years and years,” says “Boaz” who heads a team in Seoul for the Christian broadcaster Trans World Radio (TWR). “Still, we must send God’s messages to them. What is happening in North Korea… Continue Reading
From a hospice, Nick Hawkes writes that there is good news about dying Continue Reading
Headline speakers anti-slavery campaigner Christine Caine and technology and culture author Andy Crouch demonstrated how Christians can rely on Scripture at the first Bible conference run by Bible Society Australia (BSA). The conference is anticipated to become an annual event.… Continue Reading