In the Introduction which precedes chapter 1, Porter says that her aim ""¦ is not to report on Sydney (Anglican diocese) objectively and even-handedly "¦" She achieves this aim brilliantly. She also says that the book "cannot help but be polemical". Polemical it certainly is. Unfortunately, it is also highly inaccurate.

Spiritual renewal through prayer is on the agenda at St Paul's Menai, where congregation members are leading the way in adopting the 40 day diocesan prayer program, The Ephesus Code.

Why do Christian schools so often aim at those most likely to climb the ladder of success?

We dont like to see ourselves as racist "“ a 2002 survey conducted by a senior lecturer in geography from the University of New South Wales found 83 per cent of respondents agreed there was racial prejudice in Australia, but 80.2 per cent denied they were racist themselves.

As part of the relaunch this week of Southern Cross, Anglican Media is providing clergy better tools to assist them in promoting the newspaper.

The Motor-Mission boys reach a difficult cross-roads in Syria. After struggling to get into what they describe as their first 'truly Arab country', and meeting believers there involved in their own battles, Nathan and Julian cope with the sadness of parting ways after six months on the back of a single bike...

In the aftermath of Cyclone Larry, The Bush Church Aid (BCA) Society is launching an appeal to provide relief for those in the cyclone affected areas of North Queensland.

There are a lot of ways to start a Gospel conversation, not the least of which is reflecting on the ideas referenced in pop culture. Jeremy Halcrow describes Talking Point, a new Southern Cross resource which will help readers use reviews to question their friends' assumptions on life, the universe and everything...