Sydney Anglicans have been sending missionaries to developing nations for over 100 years. But are we spending our resources wisely? Do our giving and sending strategies reflect the needs of developing countries? Stuart Brooking and John Thew will be online this week to respond to your questions and comments. Have your say here.

The high costs of raising up missionaries means mission-minded Westerners might be better staying home and funding overseas theological colleges, argues Stuart Brooking.

This Sunday, nine Anglican Youthworks staff fly to Russia to lead state-run camps for children.

Archbishop Peter Jensen has expressed strong regret over a divided parliaments decision to take a step closer to relinquishing a ban limiting stem cell research.

How hard do you have to work getting documents around to everyone who has to see them - and then getting them back again with all their contributions. Andrew Lim thinks Google might have the solution for you!

With NSW's largest high school in its parish, Cherrybrook is taking the opportunity to reach youth for Christ.

Leela is a mathematical genius. She escaped a fundamentalist upbringing in South Carolina, and is now studying acoustics at MIT in Boston. The city is gripped by fear, with suicide bomb attacks a regular occurrence all across the US.

The Archbishop of Sydney Peter Jensen has thrown his support behind a call for NSW Anglican bishops to meet the Premier to push for prison reform.