If you live in Australia you might be surprised to discover the number of conferences that explore how the internet and technology can be used for ministry.

Catriona Corbett begins a new blog on Sydneyanglicans.net in search of the 'perfect parent' - if such an animal really exists.

The Big Day In saw Peter Jensen preach live to a couple of hundred Anglican Churches. Is this the way of the future?

In Sydney, our churches are preparing to tackle the standard apologetic questions around theodicy that are usually raised in natural disasters. However I wonder if we are missing a dramatic wind shift the way the public understands the moral issues around this natural disaster.

UPDATED WED 5PM: A number of opportunities for prayer and Bible reflection on the Victorian bushfire tragedy have been organised in Sydney for this week. "¨

I have been really interested in the whole prosperity debate. When I look at the extremes of the prosperity teaching I want to cringe. But when I read reports of it from other Christians, I ask myself, what are you trying
to say?, writes Paul Dallimore.

In Patrick Lencioni's book 'The Three Signs of a Miserable Job' he states that the inability to measure results is one of the three key causes of job dissatisfaction. The problem for ministers is that most of the important results of our ministry are immeasurable.

UPDATED THUR 11AM: Gippsland bishop John McIntyre has called on Sydney Anglicans to pray for Victorians in shock as the death toll and damage continues to climb.