Christian university students are using hot cross buns to bring the true meaning of Easter into the hallowed walls of academia at Sydneys University of Technology (UTS).

Archbishop Peter Jensen says the relevance of the resurrection to Australians can be measured by the long list of cinemas screening faith-focussed films like 'Luther and 'The Passion this Easter.

Channel Nines Today Show will feature the popular new Australian evangelistic course Introducing God being run in an inner Sydney pub as part of its Good Friday program tomorrow.

It reads like a science-fiction sequel, but in reality its something far more powerful. The Dean of Sydney, Phillip Jensen, will be using the second Cathedral Easter Convention to tackle head on the topic most Australians are happy to ignore.

Two lessons I have learnt from clergy in the South Sydney Region. 1. You dont have to be in the Mission to be in the Mission 2. Culture is more important than programs

Close friends of asylum seeker Amir Mesrinejad have cautiously welcomed the federal cabinets decision to re-examine rules associated with the immigration and detention system.

Why do so many Sydney Anglican ministers find it difficult to encourage their members to share their faith, let alone attend church every week? The answer to this question "“ which cuts to the heart of our Mission "“ is complex.

The belief in the resurrection of Jesus is by no means peripheral to Christianity; it is at its core. But, as the saying goes, familiarity often breeds contempt. Are we really saying that a man rose from the grave, i.e. that a dead man, a corpse, came out of the grave? And, if we are saying that, what does that event really mean? It may be amazing, and it certainly is unique, but does it have any real cash-value for life at the end of the twenty-first century?