One thousand people, including about 60 enthusiastic Australian delegates, are about to meet at the Global Anglican Future conference. Clergy and lay leaders will join primates, archbishops and bishops at the seven-day meeting, which Archbishop Jensen describes as one of the most significant events in the Anglican communion in at least 20 years. Sydneyanglicans.net has spoken to Archbishop Jensen and some other Sydney delegates before their departure about their expectations of the conference.

More than 35 members of the Australian GAFCON contingent have heard Archbishop Peter Jensen declare it to be about "new realities in the (Anglican) communion" and "gospel opportunities".

Queens Birthday medal recipient and Kairos Australia co-founder, John Fry remembers clearly the moment of truth that led him to Villawood Detention Centre seven years ago.

The book sees Dr Collins frankly trace his own personal search and journey from agnosticism and atheism to a belief in the God of the Bible and his overwhelming conviction of the compatibility of science and faith.

Is it a sit-com? A satire on modern Australian society? Or a light animated adventure ride? Audiences will have to decide for themselves but one thing is for sure: The Treasure House is about God.

Tonight, men who dont normally go to church will be among those watching the well-loved game on Glenmore Park Anglicans 'big screen.

The Rev Paul Grimmond is reflecting on the changing face of university ministry after giving his last talk at Campus Bible Study on Thursday.

Something we all know but have been afraid to admit about the evangelistic habits of Sydney Anglicans has now been laid bare by a market research.