The atheist convention is over for another year and I, for one, want them back next year.

Rev Gary Nelson has been consecrated as Bishop of Northwestern Australia, the first of a two step process which will culminate in his installation in late May.

The Youthworks website Fervr.net has been nominated for one of the Internet's highest honours.

I've lost count of the number of journos who said to me recently, as if it were a fact, "Of course interest in religion is waning..."

The first pupils of Oran Park Anglican College were able to stand together on one small outdoor stage for the official dedication and opening of the school by Archbishop Peter Jensen.

The celebration of Easter is the historical reminder of the execution but also the resurrection of Jesus.

Teaching scripture can be challenging but a new website has been launched to help make it a little easier.

The directors of George Whitfield College, which trains leaders for ministry across Africa, have unanimously elected a new principal to succeed Dr David Seccombe.

The annual meeting of Australian bishops has agreed to a set of protocols on human sexuality, which conforms to the landmark 1998 Lambeth resolutions.

For nearly 10 years, the so-called ‘James Ossuary’ has been one of archaeology's most controversial artefacts.

The first leadership conference since GAFCON in 2008 is set to take place in London next month.

It has been a big week for the Church of England.

As the banner “Into all the world” hung over the stage, the ceremony for the 2011 graduates of Moore College proved how appropriate it was.

The Archbishop of Sydney is among Anglican leaders who have made statements in the wake of the Archbishop of Canterbury's announcement.