A reflection on the lives of Mary Rowlands and Rex Meyer.

Letters to the editor for the month of April.

Historically, evangelicals have been better at using singing to engage directly with Jesus and to respond to what he has done – but still tend to envelop it in worship language.

February 2007 letters to the editor.

“What an unusual title!” I thought as I began reading this autobiography by Dr Grace Warren.

The Nixon in Reeves’ book is one who had clearly lost his way spiritually and morally.

It is 2011 and Australia has been transformed by the war on terror. This is the future imagined by Andrew McGahan in his new book, Underground.

The Anglican Communion came into being, as a result of Christian ministry or mission. It's definition referred to it critically as 'a fellowship of Churches'. However, immense strain is now being put on those bonds of fellowship.

As Christians consider Archbishop Jensen's call for committed, 'visionary' leaders, your.sydneyanglicans' thought it would be appropriate to reproduce an article by John Piper emphasising the welcome risks true faith embraces.

As the Sydney Diocese prepares for the second week of 2006 synod meetings, Bruce Ballantine-Jones reflects on that particular congregation's past and the lessons for current representatives.

One of my grandchildren's favourite 'playthings' is playdough. If they don't like what they have made, they merely roll up the dough and start again. As I reflect on the debate over women's ordination, I think that one of the dangers we can fall into 'playdough arguments'.

On the eve of the anniversary of legendary folk singer Woody Guthrie's death, Guy Logan shares how his lyrics have sharpened his view of the Creator and His creation.

Dr Annette Bemand was in shock when she was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. Here she shares with us her spiritual journey.

A sample track from the album Sovereign Grace Music - Live, courtesy of EMU Music.

Holding on to me is a featured track on the Garage Hymnal debut album Take my life. Garage Hymnal are a band devoted to building the body of Christ which evolved in 2004 from the Sydney University Evangelical Unions Annual Conference band. This latest project saw the band source material from young Christian songwriters all over Australia.