Leading Sydney Anglicans fear Federal plans to make sweeping changes to the tax and welfare system will hurt societys most vulnerable and undermine ministry to women and children.

The Australian will be publishing a multi-page feature on Archbishop Peter Jensen tomorrow.

Could the cocktail party be the key to better evangelism? Sydney Anglicans in the Sutherland Shire have seen startling results.

Australias most Christ-centred elite sporting contest wrapped up at Cronulla last week with the strong local flavour which dominated the two-day event generating a new wave in surfing outreach.

Sydney Anglicans are supporting vital ministry in Eastern Europe, paying to send a Cooks River minister back to the Ukraine to build up a new generation of church leaders.

A Sydney Anglican church has decided to forgo lucrative government funding in order to set up a child care centre that has the gospel at its heart.

The hardest lesson many ministers learn is that, ultimately, there is nothing you can do to get another person to commit. Commitment requires freedom of choice. Commitment is very personal. Efforts to force commitment will, at best, foster involvement.

Wei Ling (not her real name) could be in trouble with her government for the commitment she has made to Christ but she has nothing but praise for the ministry that found her in Sydneys vast vertical mission field.