A quick glance at this book could make one think that it is written by a woman for women and has little to offer male readers. Nothing could be further from the truth. It is a book to challenge and enthrall those who are concerned to follow Christ at any cost.

Rich Lanham is one of those rare workers who knows how to turn a community need into a doorway for ministry, without leaving Jesus out in the cold.

Although it was one of the best, most happy and certainly best run General Synods in memory, there were, of course, still some glitches and difficulties in Canberra in October.

John Woodhouse, the principal of Moore College, is embarking on a partnership program to strengthen people against the assaults of internet pornography. We have asked John about the thinking behind this initiative.

Al Stewart paints a vivid picture of how men feel as they reach midlife: trapped by the various aspects of their life.

It is difficult to address the issue of pornography in Christian circles. Even discussing the subject can lead to suspicion and tainted careers. This week Your.sydneyanglicans.net looks into this temptation, to which Christians are not immune. We also find that Moore College is establishing a model for protecting Christians, their ministry and their relationships from pornographys perils.

A well-known Australian Anglican illustrator is training aspiring artists to use their gifts to share the gospel.

The Sydney Diocese could save at least $1 million a year thanks to Angliconnect, a new website offering parishes, schools and organisations discounts of up to 30 per cent on appliances and other needs.