Australian Church Confronts Domestic Violence September 23, 2021 Features, Highlight By Robyn Douglass Correspondent Australians love “mateship,” but the stereotype of tough manliness has a dark underbelly. Australia as a whole is grappling with the ugly truth of domestic violence. One in s... Read more...
Australia’s Good Book July 27, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight Australia’s Indigenous people were invited to engage with the Bible. People who had occupied the land for around 50,000 years inevitably questioned the authority of these new sacred stories.
Action Against Australian Bishop Halted June 6, 2019 News Bishop Philip Newell was found incompetent to defend himself because of advanced dementia.
50 Years in Northern Australia August 10, 2018 News The Diocese of the Northern Territory, Australia’s youngest diocese, has had six bishops in its 50-year history, and they are all still alive.
Restoring a Remote Australian Church August 8, 2018 News Parishioners work to restore All Saints Church, Erub Island, for its centennial.
Eliminate Pain, not People August 17, 2017 Clips, News Christian leaders: “Euthanasia and assisted suicide represent the abandonment of those who are in greatest need.”
In a Tongue Understood by the People August 11, 2017 Features Aboriginal Australians celebrate their love of Scripture.
Slow Erosion of Faith July 6, 2017 News In Australia’s 2016 census, 29.6 percent of 23.4 million people described themselves as having no religion.
Australia’s Spotlight June 2, 2017 Essays & Reviews, Features Don’t Tell is a courtroom drama about abuse in an Anglican boarding school.
Fires Sweep New South Wales February 17, 2017 News The Anglican Church of St. John the Evangelist, Uarbry, was destroyed by Australian brushfires.
