The Rev Neville Naden has recently taken on a new role at Bush Church Aid, now serving full-time as an indigenous ministry officer.

Amid discussions about sermon length and quality, the former Archbishop and Moore College Principal takes time to listen to what is being preached from a number of diocesan pulpits.

Former Test Cricketer Henry Olonga has headlined a series of Anglican Aid fundraisers for water in the third world.

The Bishop of Western Sydney, Ivan Lee, has recalled his inspiration for ministry in challenging 34 men and women being ordained as deacons.

I normally see Andrew riding his scooter, because he struggles to walk.

Amid record hot weather not seen since the days of the original benefactor, Thomas Moore, Moore Theological College has entered a new era with the opening of its ultra modern Learning and Teaching Centre.

Cross-cultural workers associated with CMS are helping prepare a new book documenting the lives of Arab women forced to flee their home countries.

A century ago Broughton Knox, principal of Moore College from 1959-1985 and one of the most influential figures in the Diocese’s history, was born.