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St Luke's Church in Liverpool. Divine service was held in this building for the first time on 18 October 1819 (St Luke’s Day), exactly 207 years ago today, and has continued regularly ever since. The oldest completed Anglican Church building in Australia (still in existence).
This looks great!
Together with Geneva’s Faculty of Protestant Theology, the Institut d’histoire de la Réformation is launching a Master’s program in Reformed Studies, starting Fall 2027. It will be international (all in English), interdisciplinary, and affordable.
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What a beautiful night! So wonderful to be able to partner with the RSCM and our friends at St Peter’s Cremorne to present our special “Evensong Deconstructed” event. >100 here for an evening of education and edification.
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A dramatic sunset to usher in tonight’s special event at St Peter’s Cremorne: “Evensong Deconstructed” Start time 6.30pm.
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The New South Wales Government wants you to buy, and use, the Book of Common Prayer! Well, that was its recommendation when this public notice was issued, on 23 September 1815. "Books of so important a Nature to this Colony"
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Come and work at @Theosthinktank !
We're hiring for a really key role in our team - the person who grows our supporter base and builds relationships with those who make our work possible. Could it be you? 🙏tinyurl.com/mtwt3nw2
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The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney is currently in session, and on Wednesday afternoon a resolution warmly welcoming the publication of “Anglican Trailblazer” was made. The resolution also notes with appreciation our AHS book launch on 5 September. (1/2)
These were excellent lectures - highly recommended.
All five lectures from the 2026 Annual Moore College Lectures are now available to watch.
Anglican evangelicalism in the age of John Stott, Jim Packer and Dick Lucas: Surviving and thriving in a mixed-up denomination.
How can evangelical Christians remain faithful, fruitful and outward-looking within a denomination marked by theological difference?
Across five lectures, Professor Andrew Atherstone explores Anglican evangelicalism through the era of John Stott, Jim Packer and Dick Lucas. Drawing on British and Australian evangelical history, he considers questions of staying and reforming, the growth of evangelical networks and theological education, and what this history can teach the church today.
Watch the complete 2026 AMCL series: ow.ly/vpmp50ZOzuw
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Can’t let 7 September pass without an acknowledgment of today’s black-letter Calendar commemoration of the mysterious Evurtius, Bishop of Orleans. Diarmaid MacCulloch explains his (unauthorised!) inclusion:
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Not long to go - we're excited! Former Archbishop Peter Jensen will be launching Dr Grant Maple's biography of Bishop Barker, Saturday 5 September, 2pm in the Bishop Barker Hall (Chapter House) at St Andrew's Cathedral. 📚
An extended version of this would make for an awesome @Weezer video clip!
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Great to see a positive story in the @smh about @SydAnglicans churches seeking to ease the housing crisis at the same time as improving ministry facilities... smh.com.au/property/news/syd…
