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Clergy crowd sexual misconduct seminars

When she speaks, they listen - Jenni Woodhouse along with Lisa Watts handing out essential advice to Sydney clergy on how to keep children safe from the perpetrators of sexual abuse.

Ignite fired up for big night

Organisers of the Ignite film competition are finding themselves awash with entries for this years water-themed event at the Sydney Town Hall.

Hormones, horcruxes and the Half-Blood Prince

The Harry Potter series has two enduring interests: the battle between good and evil, and the education of young Harry. What is going to happen, and what sort of person will Harry be at the end of it all? In the second-last book of the series, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, matters develop satisfyingly in both areas, and leave us ready and anxious for the final volume in which, it is assumed and had better be the case, All Will Be Revealed.

IR reforms threaten Sundays

Union and church leaders agree. Australian Christians must fight to stop the Federal Government from making Sunday - our 'day of rest - a thing of the past.

What I know about the London bombings

Jan Rees is a poet and an associate minister at St Augustine's, Neutral Bay. The following verses are her reflections on the devastating terrorist attacks on the city of London over the past weeks. In it she poses the crucial question, what has become of the Christian distinctiveness in a world rent by innocent deaths?

End the battle between affinity and parish churches

Its easy to throw stones at ministries that are different to our own. In Sydney we have our traditional parish churches and newer "affinity" focused churches which gather people engaged in similar activities, who are usually more mobile so that the church draws from a wider region.

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