A review of The Change We Can Believe In, a collection of Barack Obama's campaign speeches.

Last week, Sydneyanglicans.net brought you coverage of the Big Day In from Kellyville Anglican Church, where we found the response to the day was overwhelmingly positive. As promised, this week we feature your experiences "“ positive and negative "“ of the Big Day In. Our first stop is Engadine Anglican Church, where Colin Buchanan and a crew of little superheroes were primed for their live cross.

From my humble perspective as a supernumery (aka spare wheel) at Kellyville, Big Day In defied comprehension, writes Andrew Nixon.

Join Archbishop Peter Jensen in a weekly online Bible Study series on The Essential Jesus (the gospel of Luke).

Sydneyanglicans.net wants to know what you consider to be the best course for explaining Christianity.

Summer comedy release Ghost Town might feature the dead, but it is a lesson for the living.

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.