Sydney Anglican Col Peet is wrestling with feelings of sadness, anger and frustration as he and other Christian workers were evacuated from the Congo last week.

Each month Christianity.net.au assembles a free feature for Christian workers tackling the tough questions. This month it's the intellectual credibility of Christianity - the site's best answers to real questions submitted by real people.

Former Archbishop of Sydney, Sir Marcus Loane has expressed his hopes for the flourishing of preaching in Sydney.

The rector of St Pauls Chatswood, the Rev Stuart Robinson, has been elected as the new Diocesan Bishop of Canberra and Goulburn over the weekend.

Im fairly new to Synod. Ive been along to hear the Archbishops presidential address a few times. And last year I was in the public gallery listening to questions about some new venture he called "Connect09". Unbeknown to me Id soon be immersed in the campaign. Funny how things turn out!

Archdeacon for Womens Ministry in the Diocese of Sydney Narelle Jarrett assesses the state of womens ministry in Sydney Diocese today and charts the way forward.

For the first time, Moore College is now fully co-ed, with a new integrated learning structure on the cards for 2009. The Rev Tara Thornley is preparing to take on her role as Dean of Women at the college, and new structures for the support and development of the ministries of women are also being discussed. This week, we explore what the future of women's ministry training could look like, and what is happening on the front lines of women's ministry in some Sydney Anglican churches.

Jesus was human but that does not mean that he was a sinful, mindless and uncritical proponent of an evil culture. His humanity did not include sinfulness. His capacity to see through the culture of his day, to criticise it publicly and to live quite differently is recorded on most pages of the gospel.