The head of the Anglican Church in Australia, Archbishop Peter Carnley, has called for all Australian Anglican churches to be open on Wednesday 30 June 2004 for a day of special prayer for peace.
22 June 2004
The Anglican Church of Australia has appointed the Revd Canon Bruce McAteer of Grafton to succeed the retiring General Secretary of the Anglican Church. He will succeed the Revd Dr Bruce Kaye as General Secretary of the Anglican Church.
18 June 2004
The Most Revd Peter Jensen, the Archbishop of Sydney, addressed the Sydney Parliamentary Prayer Lunch on 25 May.
27 May 2004
If we are to believe the media reports, the Christian Church is an irrelevancy for many people in today's society. For some, the only contact with the Church from year to year is the occasional baptism, wedding or funeral, and even then, more of these services are taking place without the Church being involved at all.
13 April 2004
Taken from a Column written by Archbishop Peter Jensen for publication in the Sun-Herald 18/01/04...Last weekend the UN launched the International Year to Commemorate the Struggle against Slavery. The launch ceremony was held at Cape Coast, Ghana, an area that was once one of the most active centres for the international slave trade.
20 January 2004
The head of the Anglican Church in Australia, Archbishop Peter Carnley, has announced that he will step down as Archbishop of Perth and Primate of Australia in May 2005.
13 January 2004
Last weekend's ordination at All Saints' Cathedral in Bathurst marked the first time the Anglican Church in Australia has specifically ordained anyone for service as a military chaplain.
10 December 2003
Sydney Anglicans have sent a clear message to Freemasons across the state: your beliefs are “contrary to biblical Christianity.”
25 November 2003
On Friday 17 October, Bali Honours were announced for 199 recipients, arising out of the Bali tragedy on 12 October 2002.
17 October 2003
Introducing God, a new evangelism course released this week, is set to change the way evangelism is done in Australia.
15 October 2003