GAFCON has overwhelmingly endorsed the Jerusalem Declaration and final communique, a document Archbishop Peter Jensen says will help bring order out of chaos.

GAFCON pilgrims have had an emotional service on the water at Galilee in which six ferries were lashed together in the centre of the lake.

For the past five years Deb Chen has been a vital conduit through which many producers and services have made themselves known to the Sydney Anglican community and the Christian world - but from December 5 she will be marketing the gospel in Thailand.

Packing his bags for Africa, retiring CEO Rodney Dredge reflects on his legacy and regrets after eight years steering the Sydney Diocesan Secretariat.

A team of 26 Youthworks Year 13 students are learning valuable lessons about life and the gospel in Kenya.

The CEO of a hospital that was profiled by Oprah Winfrey will be returning to Sydney next month to share his experiences.

Kathryn Roach has joined a group of Moore College studens for a tour of Turkey and its Biblical sites, in the company of historian and theologian Dr Paul Barnett.

Three Sydney Anglican ministers have returned from teaching PTC to church leaders in Africa.

Dr Peter Jensen, the Archbishop of Sydney, has described an ultimatum sent to the US Episcopal Church as an ‘answer to prayer’.

Sydney Anglicans are helping the Indian Gospel League reach youth with the Christian message and learning from them too.

A Sydney Anglican is using her gifts as a nurse to help give sight to people half a world away.

Negotiating military checkpoints and the threat of suicide bombers, 400 members of the new Mother’s Union group meet each month at St George’s Anglican Church in Baghdad. Now the new group which formed in April 2006 has been linked with Mother’s Union (MU) Sydney for specific prayer.

There will be no Christmas shopping this year in the capital, but the Rev Ma’afu Palu hopes that the first Tongan biblical theology book will brighten up an otherwise bleak Christmas in the riot-ravaged nation.

The number of clergy in Chile’s Anglican Church has grown by almost 30 per cent in the last five years, but Michael and Jo Charles say their work is only just warming up.