The destruction of St Barnabas Broadway, one of Sydney's oldest and most loved Anglican churches has resulted in an out-pouring of sadness and sympathy for those touched by this congregation's ministry. Sydneyanglicans.net records their thoughts and feelings here for all to share...

A Sydney Anglican youth leader left for dead after a hit-and-run accident is making good progress on his painful journey to recovery.

Heather Bray didnt expect her Year 13 course to teach her how to kiss.

The land-mark sign in front of St Barnabas Broadway declares in one emphatic word the congregations focus following the fire that devastated their house of worship: Eternity.

Ash continues to rain down on inner city streets following a fire that has gutted one of Sydneys most historic and well-loved churches.

Mehmet Saral is a well-known face in two different worlds "“ the Gallipoli mosque at Auburn and an Anglican home group in Beverley Hills.

Our previous briefing made some legal, philosophical and theological observations about 'free speech as part of an ongoing 'work in progress on the subject. This briefing will continue trying to unravel free speech theologically, by summarising the argument of The Revd Prof. Oliver ODonovan, as found in The Desire of the Nations

Freedom is notoriously frustrating to do business with. When it is missing, we really notice its absence; but when we have it, we enjoy it often without even noticing. Nobody doesnt want freedom, yet when we talk about it and celebrate it we can find, to our dismay, that entirely different kinds of freedom are being spoken of.