A "storm in a teacup" "“ a minor argument or fight - is sometimes useful. It can help you see people in a new light. Consider the "storm in a teacup" that followed the proposal in a recent Southern Cross that the diocese set up a College of Church Music.

It seems that in recent times that some atheists have become more and more 'evangelistic, in the sense of actively trying to convert people to their point of view. With a title such as The Atheist Manifesto, it should come as no surprise that this is the intention of Michael Onfrays new book.

Archbishop Peter Jensen has said the US bishops' reply to the Anglican Communions ultimatum says nothing new and may do nothing to resolve tensions between the two bodies.

In the wake of National Foster Carers' week, Anglicare says more foster carers are urgently needed for short-term crisis care.

During the final day of Synod for 2007, Sydney Diocese has decided move in step with the Australian Anglican church on the issue of child protection.

After a passionate debate, Sydney Synod has expressed its concern at recent attacks on the penal substitutionary understanding of Christs atoning death by some high profile Anglican leaders.

Sydney Anglicans have sent a strong rebuke to the NSW Parliament for its addiction to gaming revenue, as part of a raft of motions which also tackled the problem of gambling within the church.

Anglican Media Sydney has reconfirmed its position as the top Christian news team in Australia and New Zealand, flying out of the Word Power awards in Auckland with 5 gold awards from the 12 categories they were eligible.