I believe in the power of the heart
At some point, way back, Christians came to think that a statement beginning with “I
Liturgical and other resources
At some point, way back, Christians came to think that a statement beginning with “I
A cluster of feast days that honour extraordinary women of scripture, tradition, and contemporary witness
The Revered Tim Sherwell Are people disappointed in God? Maybe the problem for the diminishing
We are not saved ‘from’ an evil world. Rather we are invited to enter into the suffering of the world and to do something about it. In so doing we are “taken into” the mystery of God at the same time. To put it simply, if you enter into another person’s suffering, you are entering into God. There is no separation from – more so a sense of engaging with. You will be experiencing salvation as you do. Salvation becomes a living paradox.
A new discussion resource, Aboriginal Spirituality & Culture: A Conversation with Revd Dr Garry Worete
A sermon for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This year, we begin this focus month for
I believe in Easter,in the delight of Spring after the dark,merry blossoms on once barren
“The Anstey Psalter is to be a contemporary liturgical translation of the entire book of Psalms, for public worship and private devotion for Australian Anglicans, combining the latest scholarship with close attention to poetics and musicality.”
We are grieving the third anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. Three years
I believe in Christmas.I believe in Christmas,in Santa, sleighs, chimneys, and trees,in candles, cake, and
(Advent is symbolized by a mother waitingfor the miracle of her baby to be born.How
A sermon by Bishop John Roundhill for the commissioning of Deb Bird with Kenmore-Brookfield parish