Sunday Online Service – 10 May 2020
Galatians 5:13-26
Sunday Online Service – 3 May 2020
Galatians 5:1-12
More from our weekly Bible Talks series
The Church Times, Muriel Porter, and the Spurious Claiming of Sources
Over a month ago we reported on the failed attempt to elect a new Primate for the Anglican Church of Australia. As would be expected, the piece generated a lot of traffic and not a little comment. Much of the conversation was over the hard work we did to get sources from within the meeting […]
Galatians 4:21-5:1. The “Allegory” of Isaac and Ishmael
At St John’s Anglican Cathedral Parramatta we’ve had a regular Wednesday lunchtime Bible Talk for those working in the local area. We’d moved online just prior to the current restrictions and have continued there ever since. We’re working our way through Galatians. Here’s my thoughts on that curious little passage in chapter 4. At the […]
Sunday Online Service – 26 April 2020
Thought it might be interesting to see what we’re doing at St John’s Anglican Cathedral, Parramatta. Different churches are taking different approaches. Here’s ours:
Geoffrey Smith elected as Primate of Australia
The General Secretary of the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Australia has written to confirm that Archbishop Geoffrey Smith of Adelaide has been elected as the next Primate of Australia. Archbishop Smith was elected by a reconvened election panel who met by video conference earlier today. The full text of the letter is […]
BREAKING: Australian Primates Election Deadlocked – Aspinall to serve as interim Primate
In what was described to davidould.net as “a very carefully orchestrated plan”, conservative electors for the new Australian Primate have prevented the election of a new Primate who would not uphold the doctrinal integrity of the Anglican Church of Australia. The conservative strategy, shared with davidould.net earlier in the week, was to go “all in” […]
Australian Bishops in “Tense” Meeting as Signs of Division Grow
The Australian House of Bishops have been gathered over the past few days for their annual meeting. Their time together climaxes with the election of a new Primate tomorrow (where they will be joined by 24 lay and clergy electors). davidould.net has been in contact with a number of those present and, while we cannot […]
