Sydney Anglicans looked to the future in founding colleges at local universities, writes IAN WALKER.
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Moore College lecturer, Michael Jensen, and his young family are on their way to spend three years at Oxford University, but new technology means they are staying only a keystroke away from friends and family.
TAFE ministry - the cutting edge
Ministry trainee David Piper is at the cutting edge of a ministry that is seeing Bible Workshop @ TAFE, area deaneries and Anglican Youthworks combine to reach students with the gospel.
CMS General Secretary on the street
The Church Missionary Society will be farewelling long-serving NSW General Secretary John Menear this Friday, and it appears he has nowhere to lay his hat.
˜McDonalds’ church: will it appeal to the adults of tomorrow? - Tim Foster
The Millennials are our next big test. They will challenge boomer clergy who do not have the training, experience or interest in any style other than contemporary services. But will we show the same capacity to reflect on our culture and contextualise our ministry for them as we did for the boomers?
Missos bring ethics to the back pocket
From their garage in Springwood, two former CMS missionaries hope to transform the way Australians shop.
Arm bandits unite
The government has some explaining to do about trade, aid and poverty.
James’ friends seek the answer
As Stuart Starr, the youth minister at St Pauls Wahroonga, stood to speak about the death of James Coulter, one question shaped his words.
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