Sunday will be the last Sunday of Epiphany, Transfiguration Sunday. The gospel of the day – Mark 9:2-9 – tells us how Jesus went up a...

During the second week of January, our family was fortunate enough to go to the Church Missionary Society’s (CMS) Summer School at the...

In 2018, I find my wallet bulging with credit and debit cards, reward cards, Medicare, Working With Vulnerable People cards and so on....

On Sunday, we celebrate the baptism of Jesus. Though he was sinless, Jesus joined the ranks of sinners and was baptised by John in the...

Christmas is a time of light. We see coloured lights on Christmas trees and on houses celebrating the joy of Christmas. The greatest...

Last week, I found an excellent article in the Church Times where Gordon Brown said that he should have been more open about the way in...

Conservation repairs have been completed on our two lychgates. The east lychgate was stabilised with underpinning. The west lychgate (see...

Advent is a time of the year where the past, present and future meet as we wait for Jesus’ return. During Advent, the church recalls the...

Last week, I came across a blog written by Andrew – from the One1seven Anglican church Sydney – where he lists five reasons why we should...

Jesus placed a unique emphasis on God’s love for us human beings – imperfect as we are – and then stated bluntly that we have missed the...

Tuesday saw the commemoration of several events; it was the 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Beersheba, the 500th Anniversary of the...

There is a story of a Christian lady who was having a tough time. She was depressed, isolated and lonely. She went to her local minister...

On Creation Sunday – October 1, a group of twelve gathered in the Robertson Room for a discussion with Dr Beth Heyde, to consider...

In the earliest days of the church Christians met in the Temple in Jerusalem and in each other’s homes – Acts 2:46. The Jews during the...

Recently, I came across this article by the Rev’d Dr Ian T Price who is the Mission Resourcing Network Team Leader for the Synod of South...

Beloved in Christ, I have been asked – on a great many occasions now, the view of the Anglican Church on the upcoming ‘postal vote’. I’ve...

I was reading a post from psychologytoday.com on hardships in life titled ‘What doesn’t kill you makes you weaker.’ In it, the author...

In September last year, the Anglican Primate of Australia, Archbishop Philip Freier, wrote about the proposed plebiscite (which is now a...

Last Sunday, while attending an Anglican Board of Mission (ABM) conference, in Brisbane, I worshipped at a local Anglican Church with the...

‘Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it for me.’ – Matthew 25:40 On...