Frank and Elaine Rasmussen say it was only God’s unconditional love that enabled them to forgive Karen Brown for killing their grandson, Bill.

The deaths of Privates Jake Kovco and Jamie Clark have been defining moments during Tim Booker’s three years as chaplain to army battalion 3RAR.

Knowing our place as part of God’s creation helps us live with the world instead of against it.

Rodney Dredge is retiring after 7 years balancing wise financial management of the Diocese with its ministry needs.

As the suffering in rural communities increases with the worsening drought, Anglican congregations are struggling to continue their outreach with church members not immune from the despair.

A round up of national news.

Kamal Weerakoon is combining full-time study at Moore College with ministry at St Anne’s, Strathfield. He shares his trials and joys as a trainee minister.

New Zealand Anglicans appear headed for US-style divisions after the ordination of a gay man in Dunedin.

I can now say that I have been to Khartoum. Well, almost!

When the Pope admitted Europe is lost to the gospel, he voiced what Christians toiling in the world’s most secular continent already know. Europe’s established churches have lost great swathes of young people. Islam is the new and growing religion. Can biblical Christianity survive despite the death knell predictions? Madeleine Collins and Jeremy Halcrow report.

It was an accidental conversation that brought Frank Rasmussen back to God. He had recently retired from the police force and was nervously awaiting an operation when the telephone rang.

Clergy changes, appointments and vacant parishes.

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This article reports on findings from a major study examining men’s experience of depression. The findings will equip men to detect, and act on, symptoms of depression in themselves and in others.

How Christians can cut through the fog of niceness

Last month saw the G20 finance ministers meeting in Melbourne. However there were more events, organized by Christian leaders that were umbrella events beside the G20 meetings.

The biblical Tower of Babel was the result of an attempt to deny God his glory. Does the film of the same name repeat that ancient error?

Our idols reveal a fatal flaw – we will choose the obviously attractive over the genuinely good any day of the week.

We preview four of this Summer's biggest cinema releases.

Barry’s primary interest is not to simply chronicle Shane Warne’s cricket achievements, but to turn his binoculars beyond the cricket field to examine why Warne is the paradox he is.