After we bid an extremely emotional farewell to Sabeto Youth Camp, we embarked on a hair-raising bus trip to Suva (the bus driver fell asleep several times "“ while the bus was moving!). By Gods grace we all arrived in Suva safe and well, if two hours late. Yet another experience of Fiji Time!

Ten years after leaving the Catholic Church and 20 years after my last major Catholic Youth Day experience which God used to help lead me to Him, I find myself doing it all over again.

Jeremy Halcrow asks Cherrybrook minister Gav Poole why strategic thinking about a church plants ongoing connection to its community is so important as it matures.

Its super exciting to be writing to you guys from Fiji! Despite the current 180 degree heat, we are all having an "onenavu" (awesome) time!

ne of the refreshing things at GAFCON, according to those who have been to Lambeth, is that clergy and lay, not just bishops were invited. So the talk was not all high-powered theology but also grass roots encouragement.

When Life Matters, does your Super Fund reflect your personal values?

This week we focus on the journey of Marjorie, a resident who has found ARV's capacity to provide for her changing physical needs a real blessing.

Thirty-six Year 13 Youthworks Gap Year students & six leaders are embarking on a month-long mission trip in Fiji

"I dont think the people at St Johns have been as happy since Christmas 2001", commented a member of St Johns Shaughnessy in Vancouver Canada. That was the Christmas before the Synod and the Bishop of the Diocese of New Westminster agreed to permit parishes to bless same sex unions. That decision "“ that decisive move away from the Bible and historic Anglicanism - caused St Johns delegates to leave the Synod, so that they could remain Anglican. They gathered for prayer, tears and communion at a nearby church and tried to discern their future. Now, some six years after those tumultuous days, as reported briefly last month, they feel like they have come home.

Members of the Anglican National Superannuation Plan can rest assured that they are making a real difference to the lives of people in Australia and abroad through the way their superannuation is invested.

Anglican Retirement villages will seek to work together in a manner that reflects Gods love, best demonstrated in the example of Jesus, in order to meet the physical, social, spiritual and emotional needs of our residents and community clients. This is our Christian witness.

Promise Hsu, a Chinese Christian journalist in Sydney for Access All Areas, talks to Sydneyanglicans.net about his reflections on the Sichuan earthquake.

We asked Beth Howe about her fears after signing up to become a Street Champion - praying, visiting and caring for 20 of her Springwood neighbours"¦

So why don't people sing? In my opinion, one major reason would be because they dont know the songs!

Anglican Church League President Dr Mark Thompson has released this statement in support of Professor J I Packer