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Good, bad and ugly Christmas campaigns
The Kiwi campaign that suggested Joseph was a dud in bed is a dead-set shocker. Can we learn lessons from both good and bad Christmas campaigns.
Are you a dull preacher?
Ten ways to preach a boring sermon.
Copenhagen limps to a ‘cowardly’ end
The final results of the Copenhagen summit re-affirmed that great western policy response – in the absence of a solution, throw money at a problem.
Why I am a Calvinist (and you should be too)
Like all the most fervent Calvinists, I began my spiritual life with a profound hatred for the doctrines linked to his name.
Christmas cheer for 3,500 kids
Sydney Anglican churches have helped lead the way in providing gifts to 3,500 diadvantaged kids this Christmas via Anglicare's Toys 'n' Tucker campaign.
The saint(s) go marching in
The achievements of Mary MacKillop are impressive but, argues Bishop Glenn Davies, the mechanism of canonisation runs counter to what the Bible says about the saints.
A Migrant’s Experience of Christmas
"I cannot celebrate Christmas with all the traditional rituals from my home that 'made' Christmas for me and my family."
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