Faith has becomes so broad in its meaning that unless you are certain of what the other person understands by the word, you cannot safely use it in conversation. Yet it is so central to the message of Christianity that we cannot possibly ditch it. So we need to make sure we understand what it really means.

Seeing a group of Moore College students kicking, punching and shouting at each other has never been more fun.

I had the opportunity to talk to two missionary families ministering (secretly) in Beijing - Brad and Helen, Gavin and Janet - and they spoke of the almost complete shutdown of Christian activity over the Olympic period.

An eastern suburbs parish has held the least exclusive party on the planet to celebrate 150 years of ministry.

An expensive exercise in futility says one bishop, while another declares 'the unresolved issues are still dividing us, three others say 'GAFCON is the heir apparent to assume leadership of the Anglican Communion

The focus of this book is the series of interviews that David Frost conducted with Richard Nixon in 1977. What made them so significant was the way in which Nixon was brought to apologise for the first time for the wrongs that he had done.

Another massive change is occurring within our own parishes. We are moving from an autocratic mono-ministry parish model to team ministries. Dont be scared off by the words. Let me explain.

The Lambeth conference convened amid a crescendo of criticism of the North American churches' renegade actions in blessing same-sex unions and consecrating an actively homosexual bishop. Most observers would have to concede that the absence of so many bishops made everyone aware of just what is at stake. The unfortunate truth of the Lambeth conference is that the only certain outcome has been £1.2 million debt. As for the rest, opinions vary widely.