Thanks to modern technology, I am quickly writing this from the middle of [the national church's top decision-making body] General Synod Standing Committee being held in Melbourne this weekend.

Lately, I have been excited to see congregational leaders planning how to best utilise the gifts God has given members of their congregations. However, it seems to me that one are of neglect is the 'mini cultures' we are part of.

Kinglake churchwarden Peter Crook is one of many Victorians reliving a dramatic escape from a burning home as the huge costs of this week's fires continue to be counted.

Last week Robert Tong provided us some reflections on the Meeting of Primates which was held last week in Alexandria. I thought I would continue this conversation, as the Primates have now produced their

Christians have always had a troubled relationship with AC/DC, kind of like gazelles have always had a troubled relationship with lions. So what should a Christian make of AC/DC?

If you live in Australia you might be surprised to discover the number of conferences that explore how the internet and technology can be used for ministry.

Catriona Corbett begins a new blog on Sydneyanglicans.net in search of the 'perfect parent' - if such an animal really exists.

The Big Day In saw Peter Jensen preach live to a couple of hundred Anglican Churches. Is this the way of the future?