In Synod last month we had a debate about the meaning of the word 'martyr. In my opinion, with the fluidity of language, the term now has a wide meaning.

At just 11 years of age, twin brothers Blaise and Morgan have been telling everyone they know about the CRU Camp 'Easyriders that they attended in the Spring School Holidays.

A Sydney radio station has invited Bishop 'Radio Rob Forsyth to take over their Sunday night talkback slot.

I Still Havent Found What I'm Looking For has some beautiful gospel lyrics. But the chorus line confused not a few believers.

The Rev David Milne is hoping some good ministry ideas from his current church will take off with his new team of full-time ministry workers as he moves east to lead Panania Anglican Church.

It is fitting that the project to publish the Selected Works of Broughton Knox, begun in 1998, has been completed with the publication of this third and final volume of the series in the 150th anniversary year of Moore College and the 90th anniversary of Dr Knoxs birth.

The Rev Al Stewart, currently CEO of Anglican Youthworks, has been announced by Archbishop Peter Jensen as the new Bishop of Wollongong.

All of us are materialist to a greater or lesser extent. And in seeming to preach a sermon against consumerism, I dont mean to imply that Im impervious to its temptations. I suspect that Christians are particularly susceptible to the temptations of consumerism. Why? Perhaps because, with so many of the pleasures of the flesh declared off-limits - smoking, drinking, gambling, illicit sex - theres a tendency to break out in areas that, for reasons I dont quite understand, our preachers seem reluctant to speak out against.