In her epic novel, Jonathon Strange and Mr Norrell, English writer Susanna Clarke has recreated England in the early 19th century. Echoing the literary styles of Jane Austen and George Eliot, Susanna Clarke reconstructs England with her thorough and engaging prose. But more than that she reimagines English history as if magic were a fundamental part of existence.

What is the ongoing place of the Mosaic law in the life of the Christian? Has it been rendered obsolete? Or does it continue to play a positive role?

FEVA, an evangelistic ministry to Sydney's visual arts students and working artists, is holding an art exhibition today at St Stephen's, Willoughby to raise funds for their newly employed evangelist Cameron Blair.

A Sydney Anglican faces a death sentence if the Department of Immigration pushes ahead with plans to deport him to Iran, says the Principal of Moore College.

To win the Jews, Paul was prepared to 'become like a Jew'. To win rowers, Malcolm Reid is getting ready to climb on board at the Sydney International Regatta Centre.

Christians need to be snoops! Not busy bodies, but always watching what is going on around us.

A group of Moore College students and lecturers are inviting interested people to attend at protest at Villawood Detention Centre tomorrow afternoon.

Meeting together regularly is vital for Sydney Anglican women involved in the Diocesan Mission, says an organiser of a sell-out womens dinner held this week.