A group of faculty and supporters of George Whitefield College in South Africa recently visited Sydney to reconnect with long-time partners and meet new ones.

John Chapman and Mark Twain both had much and little in common.

Anglicare is running training days aimed at equipping churches and individuals to better serve refugees living in Sydney, particularly the large number of Syrians and Iraqis beginning to arrive as part of the Federal Government’s special resettlement scheme.

Is it time to ditch Shakespeare and study Dylan?

The scaffolding has finally come down from the multi-million dollar redevelopment of the Moore College site.

The Domestic Violence Task Force of the Sydney Diocese has spoken of the prevalence of domestic violence and the state of training in its first report for Synod.

We’ve come a long way in 500 years, but that doesn’t mean the Reforming is over.

Sharing new mission initiatives and strengthening partnerships with Egypt and Madagascar helped make the annual Mission Hour a cause for rejoicing at Synod.