I think the abolition of definitions like clergy and laity would be a great move, reflecting the shape of New Testament ministry. But with this correction comes the need to reform our structures as much as the names we use to describe them.

As we head into the final days before the proposed cloning bill is due to be voted on in Parliament, events are being held around the nation to help people gain a better understanding of the complex issues involved and the implications of various aspects of the proposed bill.

The author of evangelistic course Christianity Explained is encouraging Sydney Anglicans to go back to basics with a new course seeking to give newcomers an overall picture of the Bible.

Let All Creation Sing is the first Emu album where I've felt these very fine musicians have realised their potential.

The Anglican Communion came into being, as a result of Christian ministry or mission. It's definition referred to it critically as 'a fellowship of Churches'. However, immense strain is now being put on those bonds of fellowship.

Low-flying planes no longer rattle the windows, and the 'Petersham Pause is a thing of the past as All Saints ministry takes off in their freshly-soundproofed building.

Kathryn Stevenson may be young, but the new youth and childrens worker for CMS-NSW has the world in her hands.

Interest is clearly banned in both the Old and New Testaments. The damaging relational consequences of interest are something the Bible abhors, and therefore something we too should abhor. The question now is, what changes can we make to remove the use of interest from our societies.