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Carols a cracker for Christmas connections

Carols may be a traditional event for a church to run, but through different measures of innovation, these events have drawn visitors to church in their thousands this year. While many carols are hundreds of years old, this years turnouts show that it is still hip to sing them at events which are, for many churches, the main outreach event of the year. This week, we ask three different Sydney Anglican churches how carols led to a ripper catch of new Christmas connections.

An unexpected connection

After non-stop mobile calls for the first few days, my wife put her foot down. The phone was confiscated. No more Connect09 until further notice! Which makes what happened next all the more extraordinary.

Servants of the Gospel need support

In the very beginning God recognised that reflecting his image and filling and governing the earth required more than one person.

Materialist Christmas

Christmas is a time when the whole community can agree on enjoying themselves. It is a time of family, fun and food. It is the time of giving and receiving presents and messages of goodwill from old friends.

South coast rector dies

The Rev Gavin Wilcox passed away yesterday morning, Thursday, December 18.

Moffatt comes home to York Street

The Rev Justin Moffatt will return to ministry in Sydney after spending the last three years in the heart of New York.

Top HSC student misses prize

A young Sydney Anglican woman who received top marks in this years HSC has missed out on her awards ceremony to go on overseas mission.

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