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.

The Archbishop has announced that Acting Judge Peter Grogan has accepted his invitation to become Chancellor of the Diocese of Sydney for the next three years.

Her Majesty The Queen, His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh and The Earl of Wessex, with representatives of Commonwealth nations, and Australian community leaders will be present, at the invitation of the Prime Minister and Mrs Howard, and the Dean and Chapter of St Andrew’s Cathedral Sydney, at the Commonwealth Day Observance in St Andrew’s Cathedral on Monday 13th March.

Dr Peter Jensen, Anglican Archbishop of Sydney has written to Members of Parliament concerning the upcoming debate in the Senate on the Private Member’s Bill that would take approvals of the drug away from ministerial decisions and place them in the hands of unaccountable officials as in the Therapeutic Goods Administration.

Dr Peter Jensen, Anglican Archbishop of Sydney, will lecture on ‘The Cross of Christ’ on Wednesday 8, 15 and 22 February 2006 in the Peter Duly Concert Hall, Abbotsleigh School for Girls, on Pacific Highway Wahroonga.

The largest ordination service ever held in the Diocese of Sydney will happen tomorrow, Saturday 4th February, when 47 deacons will be ordained for ministry in the Diocese. The service, to be led by the Archbishop of Sydney, Dr Peter Jensen, will be held at 10.00am in St Andrew’s Anglican Cathedral, George Street, Sydney.

I congratulate the Arab and Lebanese Australian community leaders for their call to youth to observe a curfew on Friday and Saturday nights and on Sunday of this coming weekend.

Jesus is more important to the Australian values of ‘a fair go’ and ‘mateship’ than the stories of the Eureka Stockade and Gallipoli; in forgetting him Australians risk losing our core values now and in the future, warns Anglican Archbishop of Sydney, Dr Peter Jensen in his 2005 Boyer Lectures, The Future of Jesus, beginning Sunday, 13 November.

The Sydney Anglican Synod will convene for its final day of meeting this afternoon at the Wesley Theatre 220 Pitt Street, Sydney at 3.15pm this afternoon.

Sydney Synod meets today: will discuss the Anglican Communion and an Affiliated Churches Ordinance

The Glebe Administration Board has commenced a program of restructuring its investment operations to reflect more closely the needs of the Sydney Diocese of the Anglican Church over the next five to ten years.

The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney will meet again this afternoon and evening in the Wesley Theatre, 220 Pitt Street, Sydney.

The Synod Anglican Synod will meet again today under the chairmanship of Archbishop Peter Jensen. The Synod will meet today from 3.15pm in the Wesley Theatre, 220 Pitt Street, Sydney.

At 7.00pm this evening in the Town Hall, Dr Peter Jensen, Anglican Archbishop of Sydney will deliver his address to the Synod of the Diocese of Sydney.

The Synod of the Anglican Synod will hold its first day of meeting today in the Sydney Town Hall.

The Sydney Diocesan Synod will commence its annual session on Monday 10th October.

Archbishop Peter Jensen's address to the Access All Areas media conference, organised by Christians in the Media, is now available on-line.

The matter of proposed changes to workplace relations in our nation can neither be disregarded nor taken lightly. For they affect the lives and income of a major section of the community, both individuals and families.

Archbishop Peter Jensen, Chairman of Anglicare Sydney, spoke recently to Anglican Media about the role of Anglicare Sydney in the ministry and outreach of the Diocese.

The General Synod Standing Committee has agreed to deploy the Revd Stuart Robinson as a mission facilitator for the church nationally following a recommendation by the Task Force on Mission.

The Most Rev Phillip Aspinall, Archbishop of Brisbane was today elected Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia by the Board of Electors of the Primate which comprises diocesan bishops, and representative clergy and lay members of the General Synod.