What seemed like a relatively minor amendment has captured my thinking ever since it was raised.

Churches should be places where people can be supported and cared for, but how do we balance the needs of one person over the wellbeing of the rest of the church.

Join Archbishop Peter Jensen in a weekly online Bible Study series on The Essential Jesus (the gospel of Luke).

An agnostic Australian politician once defended his anti-racist views by saying his father had taught him that because God was his father, all men were his brothers. It was an illuminating comment...

Synod is set to debate a motion calling on churches to do better at connecting with a group of people 'shut out' or 'invisible' in our churches.

What is the relationship between the gathering that is being held this week and what we do every Sunday?

I have never attended a writing class, although I would LOVE to.

There are ways of finding out even what people are saying now. How can this be utilised for ministry?