Gafcon Australia Announces Plans for Extra-Provincial Diocese
Breaking – Kanishka Raffel Set To Be Elected Archbishop of Sydney
It’s Not Over – Evangelicals, Abuse and a Call for a Gospel-shaped Repentance
Steve/Selina McMahon – A New Transgender Minister for the Diocese of Brisbane
GAFCON Issues “Commitment 2020” including contingency for “Extra-Provincial Diocese for Australia”
Gafcon Australia Announces Plans for Extra-Provincial Diocese
In a key address given tonight to the rearranged Gafcon Australasia conference, chair of Gafcon Australia Bishop Richard Condie has announced that the organisation is moving ahead with plans to support faithful Anglicans. Bishop Condie described the 2015 formation of Gafcon Australia as a potential “break glass in case of emergency” organisation, responding to the […]
Lies, Damn Lies?
One of the best books I’ve read recently is “How to Read Numbers: A Guide to Statistics in the News (and Knowing When to Trust Them)” by Tom and David Chivers along with it’s accompanying website. Chivers & Chivers have written a short engaging tome that helps us all understand how statistics can be used […]
Big Book Giveaway! Australian Book of the Year 2021
This is one of my favourite competitions to do here on davidould.net! Sparklit have just announced their nominees for Australian Book of the Year and we’re giving away a copy of every single nominee! Don’t miss your chance to win one of these 10 excellent books. It’s easy to enter: Go read about each of […]
Book Review – Something’s Not Right
Wade Mullen’s Something’s Not Right is just the right book at just the right time for a broader evangelical church reeling with numerous revelations of abusive behaviour by those who should be caring for and shepherding the flock. Mullen, himself a pastor, writes mostly about Christian environments but doesn’t assume his readers need to be […]
Bishop of Gippsland supports Synod motion endorsing non-marital relationships
The Diocese of Gippsland, at it’s recent synod, has voted to change it’s own version of Faithfulness in Service, the national church’s guidelines for standards in ministry, to remove the classical definition of chaste relationships (marriage between a man and a woman) and replace it with a more ambiguous definition of “committed and monogamous relationship”. […]
Consecration and Inauguration of Kanishka Raffel as Archbishop of Sydney – full video
Last night Sydney consecrated and inaugurated their new archbishop. Here’s the full video courtesy of St Andrew’s Cathedral. feature image: SydneyAnglicans.net
Ancient Israel, the Old Testament Promises and Modern Israel
A short piece that I wrote today for our church weekly newsletter: It’s hard not to be moved by the terrible situation currently unfolding between Israel and the Hamas government of the Gaza Strip. I have no doubt that in a large and diverse church family such as St John’s that there will be a […]
Sydney Archbishop Election – Anglican TV Interview
Here’s some first comments I gave to Anglican TV on today’s election news.
Breaking – Kanishka Raffel Set To Be Elected Archbishop of Sydney
The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney have just effectively elected Kanishka Raffel, currently Dean of St Andrew’s Cathedral, as their next Archbishop. The results have been published on the synod website. Today’s meeting of the synod to confirm the final candidate is a formality. Raffel is now the only candidate on the “Final List” […]
Sydney’s New Archbishop
The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney meets over the next few days to elect a new Archbishop. The new incumbent will replace Glenn Davies who retired a month ago. SydneyAnglicans.net has an excellent summary of the four candidates: When nominations closed on Tuesday, March 23, three bishops and the Dean of Sydney, Kanishka Raffel, […]
