New market research is questioning the recent trend for Anglican churches to hide their denominational affiliation.

Microsoft wants you to buy Internet Explorer 8, which includes a feature that leaves no history, temporary internet files or cookies on your computer. Dangerous, right?

The downturn means more unemployed and homeless will be doorknocking local churches seeking help. Anglicare is offering a half-day short course to prepare clergy and lay leaders.

A new Aboriginal church plant has been launched this week to the sound of didgeridoos and clapsticks.

The name John Mickelthwait is certainly a mouthful. But there's nothing strange about the comments the British journalist made this week on the ABC. They were spot on.

The Rev Rod Irvine has encouraged ministers to be bolder in their fundraising initiatives at a conference organised by Bishop Al Stewart this week.

Criticism has been levelled at the ACNA's constitution as being not sufficiently reformed. Do you think the constitution might not be signed by right-thinking Anglicans?

If ever there was a ruling authority that needed prayer, it’s the NSW State Government.

Jeremy Halcrow's exclusive Southern Cross interview with Steve McKerihan, CEO of the Glebe Administration Board, about the Diocese's investment losses.

Why does a nine-year-old go to church twice on a Sunday? Was it to worship the Lord our God? Was it the sermons? The music? The liturgy? The people? ‘Fraid not.

Well, we made it to Fiji safely, but already there are plenty of opportunities to talk about Jesus.

A week of public soul searching from US denominations and also some from the communist party which now says there may be a God. Maybe they saw the bus ads.

Discussion about structures that support church planting was a standout theme of Thursday’s afternoon session at the Church Planting Conference.

Archbishop Dr Peter Jensen has announced that Bishop Al Stewart will spearhead a new diocesan church planting organisation.