We are currently witnessing a dramatic 'rescue operation in North America to save those drowning in a 'disaster caused by a pagan heresy. This is the view of David Short, rector of St Johns, Shaughnessy in Vancouver, and world famous theologian Jim Packer, who are both being stripped of their ministry by their bishop. The theology pushed by their diocesan bishop, Michael Ingham, has been categorised as closer to paganism than Christianity. Should Anglicans in Sydney help these theological refugees?

Who would have thought that a fishing group could become the key to cracking open the hearts of Aussies hardened to the idea of attending church? Well, Tim Scheuer, for one...

You always know when youre on to a good book when you decide you have time to read one chapter then look up some time later to discover youve read four.

Two Penshurst congregations combined to clean up their part of Australia last Sunday.

Second-generation Tongan Seti Latu has been sent out as a missionary in his own parish as he works among the second-generation Pacific Islander community of the Cooks River area.

In Blowback, the Californian academic Chalmers Johnson predicted that US foreign policy might draw terrorism to its own soil. The attacks of September 11, 2001, vindicated this fear.

In his latest book Neil Cole maintains that in this post-modern age, the most effective way of spreading the gospel is via what he calls 'organic church planting movements'. Or as the book's subtitle puts it, 'growing faith where life happens'.

Anglicares aged care division has unveiled a new name and logo, along with an expansion into new categories of care as it responds to the needs of Australias rapidly ageing population.