Nathan Brown and Julian Price have begun an epic journey by motor bike which will take them from India to England, crossing some of the world's most desolate and dangerous territory along the way. The point? Encouraging Christians doing it tough for God. Click here to read their first blog as they pick up their wheels in Dehli...

Two CMS missionaries based in Japan are helping to use the culture's fascination with 'manga' comics to teach a new generation the Bible's view of love, sex and marriage.

Synod has given a mixed reaction to a motion that could threaten the job security of ministers in provisional parishes.

In an historic move last night, Sydney Anglicans have endorsed a proposal that confirmation no longer be required of people who are baptised as adults before being allowed to take Communion.

Affluenza explores the social cost of the quest for wellbeing through the thrill of consumption. It identifies debt, overwork, waste and the use of drugs to medicate our misery as the true personal, social and environmental cost of the consumer lifestyle. Society is 'in the grip of a collective psychological disorder and something has to be done.

Sydney Anglicans have expressed their overwhelming solidarity with conservative Africans, backing Nigerias concerns over the Church of Englands decision to allow clergy to be in same-sex partnerships.

Synod members were challenged to think globally last night as multimedia presentations on the Anglican Church in Chile, Indonesia and Malaysia were showcased during Mission Hour.

Sydney Anglicans have agreed that a loose network rather than any formal structure is the best way to meet the pleas of independent evangelical churches for assistance.