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Sermon four in a series entitled 'Answering Wrong Assumptions' delivered by Simon Manchester at…
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Jensen confers ‘archdeacons for life’
03/12/08 | Joseph Smith
Archbishop Peter Jensen has made retiring Archdeacons Geoff Huard and Terry Dein ‘archdeacons for life’.
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God at work in the land of Promise
04/08/08 | Natasha Percy
News reports out of Beijing in the lead-up to the Olympics have revealed a government crackdown on Christians with…
News reports out of Beijing in the lead-up to the Olympics have revealed a government crackdown on Christians with…
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Sydney sells Ultimate Relationship
01/08/08 | Natasha Percy
Several Sydney Anglican churches have been asking their neighbours if they’re ready for a relationship – the…
Several Sydney Anglican churches have been asking their neighbours if they’re ready for a relationship – the…
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Detainees “upbeat” as release nears
01/08/08 | Natasha Percy
Christian detainees in Villawood Detention Centre are "upbeat" after hearing they will be freed through reforms…
Christian detainees in Villawood Detention Centre are "upbeat" after hearing they will be freed through reforms…
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Students fill important GAPP
31/07/08 | Joseph Smith
Seven university students have chosen to spend a week’s worth of holidays assisting an inner-city church in its…
Seven university students have chosen to spend a week’s worth of holidays assisting an inner-city church in its…
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Standing for GAFCON
30/07/08 | Russell Powell
The Standing Committee of the Diocese of Sydney has overwhelmingly endorsed the Jerusalem Declaration from GAFCON.…
The Standing Committee of the Diocese of Sydney has overwhelmingly endorsed the Jerusalem Declaration from GAFCON.…
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Sydney Anglican new General Secretary
29/07/08 | Joseph Smith
A Sydney Anglican has been appointed the new General Secretary of the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Australia.…
A Sydney Anglican has been appointed the new General Secretary of the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Australia.…
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Tertiary conventions of primary importance
28/07/08 | Josh Maule
Hundreds of Christian university students took a week out of their holidays in July to spend time reading the Scriptures,…
Hundreds of Christian university students took a week out of their holidays in July to spend time reading the Scriptures,…
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Sudan says stop!
25/07/08 | Russell Powell
The Anglican Church in Sudan has issued a strong rebuke at Lambeth, asking North American churches to stop endorsing…
The Anglican Church in Sudan has issued a strong rebuke at Lambeth, asking North American churches to stop endorsing…
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SydAng classic gets Polished up
24/07/08 | Joseph Smith
If you picked up a book called Nowy Poczatek, you might be forgiven for thinking you'd never read it before. Chances…
If you picked up a book called Nowy Poczatek, you might be forgiven for thinking you'd never read it before. Chances…
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Moore guys tackle hard word
23/07/08 | Matthew Davies
Moore College students Klaus Hickel and Andrew Tung are tackling study in their second language to take the gospel…
Moore College students Klaus Hickel and Andrew Tung are tackling study in their second language to take the gospel…
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MCSI seeks student support
22/07/08 | Joseph Smith
Dr Greg Clarke is calling on tertiary students to enrol with MCSI this week as the Christian education body seeks…
Dr Greg Clarke is calling on tertiary students to enrol with MCSI this week as the Christian education body seeks…
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Rewind the music revolution
21/07/08 | Joseph Smith
In an effort to remove roadblocks to using music for the gospel, St Andrew’s Cathedral’s music director Ross…
In an effort to remove roadblocks to using music for the gospel, St Andrew’s Cathedral’s music director Ross…
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Young delegate calls for GAFCON support
20/07/08 | Russell Powell
One of the youngest delegates at GAFCON has called for more involvement by young people in the movement, saying…
One of the youngest delegates at GAFCON has called for more involvement by young people in the movement, saying…
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Hello pilgrims, Hello Pope!
19/07/08 | Russell Powell
World Youth Day has been an opportunity to form new friendships as Anglican churches offered hospitality to pilgrims…
World Youth Day has been an opportunity to form new friendships as Anglican churches offered hospitality to pilgrims…
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Lambeth underway, please pray
18/07/08 | Russell Powell
Bishop Robert Forsyth has called for Sydney Anglicans to pray for the outcome of the Lambeth Conference, as it…
Bishop Robert Forsyth has called for Sydney Anglicans to pray for the outcome of the Lambeth Conference, as it…
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Teacher holidays are an open book
17/07/08 | Natasha Percy
Fancy a holiday full of lectures? Sydney Anglican Phil Hollins is one of 14 teachers to choose training over time…
Fancy a holiday full of lectures? Sydney Anglican Phil Hollins is one of 14 teachers to choose training over time…
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Reality bites African audiences
16/07/08 | Natasha Percy
Twenty-four-year-old Sydney Anglican Matt Nelson is preparing to tell African leaders of the plight of children…
Twenty-four-year-old Sydney Anglican Matt Nelson is preparing to tell African leaders of the plight of children…
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Plentiful harvest needs workers
15/07/08 | Josh Maule
Despite the popularity and success of HSC study camps, over 140 students have been turned away this winter.
Despite the popularity and success of HSC study camps, over 140 students have been turned away this winter.
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