Archbishop Peter Jensen will no longer be preaching at the St Andrews Cathedral Christmas service due to a short stay in hospital.

The Archbishop, Dr Peter Jensen has been admitted to hospital for a few days for treatment of an infection.

The community of St Barnabas Church Broadway has reached an historic decision to re-build on the Mountain Street site that was destroyed by fire on 10 May earlier this year.

Anglican Bishop of South Sydney, Robert Forsyth will present the Sunday evening programme on Radio 2CH from 9pm until midnight this coming Sunday evening and next Sunday, 19th and 26th November.

Last evening Archbishop Peter Jensen brought to the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Sydney the name of the person he seeks to appoint as Assistant Bishop to be the next Bishop of Wollongong. The clergyman is the Rev Alan Stewart, presently CEO of Anglican Youthworks in the Diocese of Sydney.

Final Meeting of Sydney Synod today: to debate the introduction of women priests legislation, and also motions on chaplaincies, drought and if time allows, therapeutic cloning

The Archbishop, Dr Peter Jensen announced last night to Synod the appointment of Dr Bryan Cowling as Chief Executive Officer of the newly-reconstituted Anglican Education Commission.

The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney will meet again today from 3.15pm. Synod meets in the Wesley Theatre, 220 Pitt Street, Sydney. The major debate to be held today at 8.00pm will be focussed on the Anglican Communion. The Archbishop of Sydney, Dr Peter Jensen will make a statement to the Synod concerning the Anglican Communion.

Sydney Anglican Archbishop Peter Jensen's 2006 presidential address is now available online.

Archbishop of Sydney, Dr Peter Jensen will deliver his Presidential Address to the Sydney Anglican Synod at 4.00pm today.

The Synod will meet in the Wesley Theatre 220 Pitt Street, Sydney today from 3.15pm.

Archbishop Peter Jensen says Labor spokesman on Foreign Affairs Kevin Rudd is right to call for Christians to make a stronger contribution to domestic politics.

The key-note address delivered by Dr Peter Jensen, Archbishop of Sydney at the meeting of the National Anglican Schools Network at Shore School, Sydney on Friday 15th September, 2006.

Archbishop Peter Jensen expresses his concern for Bishop Glenn Davies, injured in the Blue Mountains over the weekend.

Bishop Forsyth Announces the Appointment of the New Rector for the Anglican Parish of South Sydney

Archbishop Peter Jensen welcomes the election of Bishop Philip Freier as a significant contribution to the unity of the Anglican Church of Australia.

All members of the Anglican Communion welcome the statement from Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr Williams has done us a great service in these reflections following the recently held General Convention of the Episcopal Church in the United States.

The great danger is that the biblical teaching about sin is being redefined through this issue of human sexuality, writes Peter Jensen in the Christchurch newspaper, The Press.

“Easter brings before us a question that puzzles many people: ‘Is there life after death?’," asks Archbishop Peter Jensen.

The Bishop of North Sydney, Dr Glenn Davies, speaking on behalf of the Diocese of Sydney, today congratulated the Prime Minister Mr Howard for his strong and positive stand regarding the Civil Unions Bill proposed in the ACT.