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by Russell Powell
Archbishop Peter Jensen's Christmas Message 2011 on the centrality of Jesus to human history
Sydney Stories
The long-awaited Gonski report has the potential to boost educational outcomes and equity in the school funding system, but only with the recommended $5 billion cash injection according to a senior Anglican educator.
Bali is an island deeply embedded in the psyche of all australians – known for cheap tropical holidays and our worst terrorist attack - but most people are unaware that very few Balinese benefit from the economic boom of tourism.
Moore College’s Priscilla and Aquila Centre, established to encourage the ministry partnership of men and women, has held its second annual conference.
The Director of External Studies at Moore College, Rev Gary Nelson, has been elected the new Bishop of North West Australia.
In one of the most diverse groups in many years, candidates from IT specialists to a concert pianist, have been ordained for ministry in the Diocese of Sydney.
In Old Testament times, every seventh year is a sabbatical, but for the Year 13 program, its seventh anniversary is a bumper harvest.
Dr Brian Rosner, senior lecturer in New Testament and Ethics at Moore Theological College has been appointed as Principal of Ridley Melbourne.
The Rev Kara Gilbert has been appointed as the new Archdeacon for Women’s Ministry.
The founders of two overseas aid organisations are among several Anglicans awarded Australia Day honours this year.
Thousands of students across Latin America are studying the Moore College correspondence course in Spanish, with exponential growth even in countries deeply hostile to Christian ministry.
In a world of gospel need, from Sydney to Slovenia, are we as Sydney evangelicals too Sydney-centric?
A solidly Biblical doctrine of creation is powerful and liberating: that’s what I’ve been loving at CMS Summer School this year.
There are no more CMS missionaries in Johannesburg but the city is wide open for more gospel workers to serve.
Day 1 of CMS Summer School proved to be a cracker
The Anglican Archbishop of Sydney has described Jesus as the world’s greatest inspiration and says its right that our dating system reflects his birth.
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