The Melbourne Anglican

Award-winning newspaper of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne. News and views on faith, spirituality and social justice.

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Archbishop Raffel believes conversion practices law might cow people from teaching God’s plan for sexuality.

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Young people are yearning for truth and authenticity but have few opportunities to hear about Jesus in increasingly secular schools, says Mustard Leadership CEO Lara Ruddle.

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What should a bishop do when sitting in their seat, writes Peter Adam.

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Care not just for one another as humans, but for all of creation.

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A book that will build your confidence for going into spaces where you currently might feel inadequate, writes the Reverend Kirsty Brown.

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For autism self-advocate Daniel Giles, being able to be himself in church made a difference to his faith.

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Weaving a stronger spell confronts and discomforts, offering raw reality about life in Melbourne, writes Elaine Furniss.

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Alice would have been homeless if it wasn’t for this faith-based initiative.

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Young people flock to church after Kirk’s death

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Artificial Intelligence is developing fast and raising many questions. How should Christians feel about it?

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An anniversary may tempt us to celebrate what we have achieved. But the longer view teaches something else, writes Stuart Gardiner.

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Aussie artist Nerida brings vulnerable faith to life through music, photography and poetry.

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Clearing confusion around professional supervision is empowering, writes Elizabeth Delbridge.

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Does theology have answers for the rise of violent, hostile activism?

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How should Christians respond to extremist movements like sovereign citizenship?

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2200 killed, thousands injured, and others left to die for lack of food, water and medicine following Afghanistan earthquakes.

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The length of time clergy spend working remains the topic of much conversation and worry among many clerics, and their families, across Australia.

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A survivor advocacy group said the incident devastated confidence in a process that had taken years to establish.

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Singing helps God’s people experience His truth and enables them to live this out, writes Tim Collison.

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Parishes across the city will hear from curates and candidates what vocation means.

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