There is never enough time, we are all "time poor". So why on earth would I agree to write a weekly column for this website? After all, writing is so, so time-consuming.

This week, Glenn Davies and I begin a regular analysis of Anglican Communion issues from a Sydney Anglican perspective. I'm starting us off today with some comment on the meeting of the Primates of the Anglican Communion, which is happening this week in Alexandria, Egypt.

When a person speaks about his or her success in ministry, the response from others is often lukewarm. Perhaps it's a Christian version of the so-called 'Tall Poppy Syndrome', in which Aussies habitually cut down high achievers to the median level of mediocrity. But is this a Christian response?

Questions of identity are hot property within our society presently. How do we define ourselves? It is in this context that Michael Jensens book, You: an introduction, has been written.

This week Sydneyanglicans.net is introducing a new team of bloggers covering Christian life and ministry from every conceivable angle.

In Steve Kryger's first tech blog he argues that churches are usually the last to step up to the plate on new technology and says he wants to help church lift their sights to the potential of technology for ministry.

Garage Hymnal is a band 'going organic and writing very raw Christian music. This week, Josh Maule chews the fat with the members of this band, who are making quite a name for themselves across Sydney, and even as far as the US, the UK and Malaysia. Their new brand of 'soul music is set to help launch the Connect09 campaign this coming Sunday.

Join Archbishop Peter Jensen for the first in a weekly online Bible Study series on The Essential Jesus (the gospel of Luke).