Sydney may not have seen Pope John Paul II face to face for more than a decade, but Archbishop Peter Jensen says his presence has been felt the world over.

Sydneys children are blessed to be able to hear the gospel through school Scripture, but finding workers for this harvest is no easy task - ask former St Johns Kieraville member Sue Jaggar who is scouring Tanzania in search of teachers for 25 primary schools.

The Queen may well disapprove, but how should we respond to Charles marriage to his long-term partner?

The cry 'Liberty, Equality, Fraternity has come to represent all that the Enlightenment aspired to. But how well has it travelled over the past few centuries, and what would todays three-fold catchcry be? Gordon Menzies posits a Christian view.

The sale of a fire-damaged rectory to the Sydney Anglican Schools Corporation clears the way for a new school and ministry in the city's far west.

Dean of Sydney Phillip Jensen is implementing an ambitious plan to rebuild St Andrews Cathedral one spiritual brick at a time, beginning with a business bible study starting next Tuesday.

Within a Nigeria that is experiencing political turmoil, Purple Hibiscus tells the story of Kambili and Jaja, two children who live with a repressive father. Their experience of freedom is as rare and as precious as the experimental purple hibiscus their free-thinking Aunt cultivates.

Passers-by might have been excused for thinking flower power had taken over St Andrews Cathedral in March.