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Disabled still excluded from church mission

There are over 650 million people in the world living with a disability. And yet, according to Prabhu and Nancy Rayan who recently visited Australia, this people group is ignored by the Church.

Official: chaplains good for us

Research shows hospital chaplains boost patients’ health. But without government funding this ministry may end.

Sydney Synod 2002: “Excitement for Mission is palpable”

The widespread excitement for the newly approved Mission was palpable in the sample of parish representatives Southern Cross approached. The focal point of Synod 2002 was the detailed plans flowing out of the Diocesan Mission Strategy.

Dividing to grow in Sydney’s north

For some people, ‘church planting' means travelling long distances and perhaps breaking brand new ground in a previously untouched community. But St Thomas', North Sydney demonstrates a different model.

“Time we all made sacrifices”

Dean-elect Phillip Jensen has also been appointed Director of Training Ministry and Development - to recruit and train 11,000 new pastors. Full details are still being finalised but you can read the story so far here, and read the media release about his appointment as Dean here.

Family Matters

One of the six novels to be shortlisted for the 2002 Booker prize is Rohinton Mistry's Family Matters. The Indian-born author lives in Canada, but his writing is of his birthplace.

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