In his latest book Archbishop Peter Carnley sheds new light on controversies in the Anglican Church, but too often descends into gross caricatures of its members, writes JOHN WOODHOUSE.
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Live at the attic: sax, drums and rock ‘n’ soul
Since the first performance of popular music venue, ‘The Attic’, three years ago, its co-founders, Phil Harding and Rueben Rose, say the aim has been to develop a culture where people support the live performances of Christian bands.
Egyptian minister takes tips from Sydney
Taking tourists sightseeing to Mount Sinai may seem like a job straight out of a dream, but for the new Director of Training for the Anglican Diocese of Egypt, Mikhail Ghobrial, it was just part of a process leading up to his new full-time ministry in the world’s largest diocese.
Uni students need to work harder at reaching their friends, says AFES
As thousands of students flood university campuses this month, are Christians ready to be bold?
Melting pot of nations tests our churches
How easily migrants fit into life in Australia parallels how smoothly they become part of our church life.
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