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Howard, Rudd the leaders we’re looking for?

Motivated by a desire to 'prove the Christian vote and inform the Christian electorate, the Australian Christian Lobby invited Prime Minister John Howard and Opposition Leader Kevin Rudd to address the Christian constituency for the first time in the lead-up to a federal election. 36 Anglican churches registered to screen the address on August 9 through a live webcast. But what are Sydney Anglicans thinking in the aftermath?

Amazing Grace

I must confess that until reading Amazing Grace: William Wilberforce and the Heroic Campaign to End Slavery, I knew nothing of William Wilberforce, nor the author of the book, Eric Metaxas.

Praying at Burger King

I was expecting the book to be more about how to pray and prayers for while you are eating at a fast food restaurant, but what you get is so much more.

Lambeth reply on hold

Archbishop Jensen and Sydneys five assistant bishops will delay their reply to the Lambeth 2008 invitation until after the American bishops clarify whether they will comply with the Windsor report.

Gap year, good policy

Our resident youth expert has warned Sydney Anglicans not to 'cynically dismiss the Prime Ministers push for defence force gap year recruits as a quick fix for the dwindling numbers of ADF staff.

Steady performer still delivers

A lecture on the theological minutiae of Jeremiah or a relaxing night of Tuesday night television. Which would you choose?

Bricks and mortar recovery

Robertson's new building has been 20 years in the making, but it's already making up for lost time by bringing newcomers to church.

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