As the Mission reaches its half-way mark, sydneyanglicans.net republishes Archie Poulos' helpful reflections on the goal to see 10% of Sydney in Bible-believing congregations that has energised the efforts of the past five years.

Every Sydneysider will receive a Bible in 2009 if Sydneys annual Synod approves 'Connect 09' this week. The aim of 'Connect 09' is for every Sydney Anglican to contact, connect and communicate with all people currently beyond the reach of church ministry in every region of the Diocese. The distribution of the word of God is key to this strategy, which ties in with the Diocesan Mission. Are you ready to connect?

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"So, you're a missionary then?" People often asked me this question back in Australia, and I was never quite sure how to answer. It's a loaded term...

Philip Roth is considered by some to be the finest American novelist of the last 25 years. In his latest book, Everyman, he reflects on old age, sickness and death.

Polygamy may only seem to be an issue for Mormons and actors in the series Big Love for western Christians. But Bishop Glenn Davies reveals how it remains a vexed issue for the international church, whose answer has to be found in the pages of the Bible.

Blacktowns Sudanese Anglican pastor, the Rev Bernard Suwa, has been appointed Executive Director of Across - the key interdenominational Christian mission organisation in Sudan.

The head of Australias leading ministry apprenticeship program hopes to raise up ten thousand people to spread the gospel throughout the nation.