Interest is clearly banned in both the Old and New Testaments. The damaging relational consequences of interest are something the Bible abhors, and therefore something we too should abhor. The question now is, what changes can we make to remove the use of interest from our societies.

The revamped Mission Board is set to give Sydney Anglicans a long-term vision and help parishes think big beyond the 2012 Diocesan Mission deadline.

Sydney Synod has spoken decisively on ordaining women as priests, with a clear majority of members voting to move forward and not revisit the debate.

Sydney Synod has overwhelmingly endorsed Archbishop Peter Jensens support of Global South Primates who are holding the line against liberal trends in the American and Canadian churches.

When doctors told Mozz and Sacha their baby would be disabled, the Christians resisted pressure to abort. According to a new book, they are the fortunate ones in a growing moral problem.

As Christians consider Archbishop Jensen's call for committed, 'visionary' leaders, your.sydneyanglicans' thought it would be appropriate to reproduce an article by John Piper emphasising the welcome risks true faith embraces.

The winner of this year's Australian Christian Literature Society's Book of the Year takes a 'softly, softly' approach to communicating the good news to post-modern hearts.

As the Sydney Diocese prepares for the second week of 2006 synod meetings, Bruce Ballantine-Jones reflects on that particular congregation's past and the lessons for current representatives.