The day began at St Andrews' [Anglican] Cathedral which has become an open house for the youth of the world, and a lot of other people too. There seemed to be even more people through today, including an Italian Roman Catholic group who conducted their own Morning Prayer in Italian "“ a first I believe for the Cathedral!

Fancy a holiday full of lectures? Sydney Anglican Phil Hollins is one of 14 teachers to choose training over time out this winter.

If you are frustrated with the traffic and up for a bit of evangelism, why not take the day off with a couple of your friends, come into the city at mid-day, talk to people around the Cathedral, stay for the talk at 1pm, then hang around for a bit more evangelism in the afternoon"“ Truly, it has never been easer to talk about Jesus in Sydney!

I want to tell you a bit about my time during the homestays. Our group had the blessing of being placed in Rakiraki - in the north-west of Viti Levu.

Twenty-four-year-old Sydney Anglican Matt Nelson is preparing to tell African leaders of the plight of children living on their streets.

This booklet of three interactive studies by Linda and Robert Banks on the CS Lewis book Prince Caspian is a well-crafted and timely booklet produced by the Bible Society.

Despite the popularity and success of HSC study camps, over 140 students have been turned away this winter.

Mark Gilbert is the Sydneyanglicans.net correspondent at World Youth Day. This week, the Sydney Anglican minister shares his extraordinary story of what happened to him following the 1986 Papal visit to Sydney. Mark is also delivering regular blogs from the Roman Catholic Churchs World Youth Day.