The lordship of Christ
Close scrutiny reveals that today’s gospel message does not match up with the gospel Jesus taught.…
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Mary Andrews College is to host an important conference for Christian women.
Beth Powell’s visit to East Timor confirmed her belief that caring for the poor and oppressed is not an ‘optional extra’ for Christians
The Rev Stephen Calder has come from St Alban’s, Lindfield via Northern Ireland to lead the Bobbin Head Anglican Church (BHAC). Stephen is St James’, Turramurra’s assistant minister and BHAC is focused on team ministry.
The government allegedly limits the number of Christians allowed to see them, but asylum seekers are coming to Christ at Villawood.
Each month Southern Cross will report on the major decisions of the diocesan Standing Committee.
In the first article in a lecture series on the Consolations of Theology, Moore College lecturer RICHARD GIBSON illuminates Lactantius on anger.
Peter Jensen’s visit to South Africa last month signalled Sydney’s continued support of evangelicals worldwide.
In addition to his main focus at George Whitefield College, Dr Jensen said it was also encouraging to visit the Johannesburg Bible College run by Nat Schluter, the son of Dr Michael Schluter, well known to many Australians as the head of the Relationships Foundation.
One of the key players counselling the Anglican Communion to stay together, is concerned his fellow conservatives in Sydney Diocese are encouraging the impending split of the worldwide Anglican Church.
Archbishop Peter Jensen proclaimed the gospel to a worldwide audience last month as the Queen celebrated a historic Commonwealth service at St Andrew’s Cathedral.
Each month Southern Cross will report on the major decisions of the diocesan Standing Committee.
St Michael’s, Wollongong is following in the footsteps of ‘big brother’ St Andrew’s and will host its first Easter convention on Good Friday, April 14.
You don’t need to be Robert Langdon – the fictional lead of Dan Brown’s blockbuster novel The Da Vinci Code – to discover the truth about Jesus Christ.
Top musician, Su Wenxing, is now under house arrest. In 2004, China National Orchestra’s performance of Handel’s Messiah conducted by Su was abruptly cancelled. Su was told he faced arrest for ‘provocative evangelistic activities’.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, says the global Anglican Communion has not changed its teachings rejecting homosexuality and will not ‘reopen the discussion’ at the next Lambeth conference in 2008, the once a decade meeting of Anglican bishops.
Abdul Rahman is facing the death penalty after being found guilty in Afghanistan last month of converting from Islam to Christianity.
Moore College is a community of scholars, but we do not pursue scholarship for scholarship’s sake.
Anna Cheuh has swapped a career with Qantas for teaching the Bible to young women.
The hot pink cover and provocative title misled me. Before reading Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and the Rise of Raunch Culture I thought that I would share significant agreement with Levy, since I sympathise with feminism’s cause in the fight against the objectification of women.
Kim* went through years of broken relationships before finding joy with her Christian husband.
Christ Church, Gladesville had an ambitious New Year’s resolution in 2005 – to plant a congregation every three years, beginning in 2006.
Anglicare Sydney has welcomed the Federal Government’s sweeping changes to the family law system.
Australian CMS missionary Canon Jim Doust is providing pastoral care in the aftermath of last month’s tragic bus crash in Egypt that killed six Australians and injured 26 others.

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