2000

Record growth for men’s convention by Jeremy Halcrow, Forget Olympic evangelism ban, we need home hosts’, Moore graduation sees first woman ThD by Margaret Rodgers, Campsie’s multicultural birthday, Grasping the lay presidency debate, ESL ministry grows into church, Volume 06 number 03, 2000-04-01/2000-04-30

Anger over church plants ‘misplaced’ by Jeremy Halcrow, Sydney clergy will be ‘unemployable’ - on the effect of lay presidency in liberal dioceses., New evangelist for women - on the appointment of Lesley Ramsay, Olympic ideals build another Babel by Robert Forsyth - on the ban of religious material on olympic premises, Nailing God for students - on the past and future of Mid Year Conference, Volume 06 number 07, 2000-08-01/2000-08-31

Green light for church plants - on Archbishop Goodhew's view on Recognised Churches legislation and Parish Review bill, Church reaches out to prevent suicide, Sydney rector elected Bishop of Bathurst - on the election of Rev Richard Hurford as Bishop of Bathurst, Tile plight of girls in China, Bible backs homogeneous churches by Ray Galea, Kevin Kim, and Archie Polous, Celebrating a nation: what we make it by Jeremy Halcrow - on the Australian Federation centenary, ...happily ever after by Peter Downey, Recapturing lost ground - on the appointment of Michael Hill as Vice Principal to Moore College, Sudanese face upheaval - on a visit from exiled Bishop of Bor, Wani, Volume 06 number 11, 2000-12-01/2001-01-31

Americans on notice, First missionaries sent to Russia, Italy, Indigenous testimony to God’s glory by Jeremy Halcrow, Students discover real holiday spirit by Amy Morton - AFES conferences in Woolongong and Stanwell Tops, Anti-Christian riots spread in Indonesia by Jeremy Halcrow, First gospels for E Timor, Church kids not immune from youth crisis, Katoomba lost its youth but gained the world by Amy Morton - on those who return to Katoomba Youth Conference, Doctrine Commission sparks debate on 'subordination' between sexes., Volume 06 number 01, 2000-02-01/2000-02-29

Christian students in the cold by Geoff Robson - on threats to government funding of Christian schools, Christians caught in world hot spots by Jeremy Halcrow - on the riots in Kaduna, Anger over Jewish ministry report, Volume 06 number 06, 2000-07-01/2000-07-31

Archbishop Goodhew and Cardinal Clancy speak against Mardi Gras, Evangelism enters the cyber-age by Jeremy Halcrow, Volume 06 number 02, 2000-03-01/2000-03-31

Little hope of reform from Primates by Margaret Rodgers, Jews who believe in Jesus, Volume 06 number 04, 2000-05-01/2000-05-31

8000 back Archbishop, Anglican church tackles racism - on the need for cross-cultural ministry, Conservatives abandon ECUSA by Sarah Barnett, Christians around the world pray for the Middle East, Another look needed at homogenous churches by Tim Foster, Sydney Anglicans urged to jump into mission activity, Way open for experimental church plants by Jeremy Halcrow, Keeping the faith - on the departure of Archbishop Goodhew, Volume 06 number 10, 2000-11-01/2000-11-30

Churches freedom attacked, Synod motion on law refom, Archbishop calls for rethink on boys’ education, Re-thinking the raising of boys by Harry Goodhew, OVERSEAS RELIEF AND AID FUND : genocide matters, Refugees given hope by Geoff Robson - on those serving people living in Villawood Detention Centre, Sydney helps train Nigerian leaders, Sydney Anglicans enter drug debate by Amy Morton, Show no fear by Amy Morton - on the need for changes in churches to accomodate disabled people, Volume 06 number 09, 2000-10-01/2000-10-31

Church tries to face ‘stolen generations’, ‘Mission impossible’ by Jeremy Halcrow - on a new ministry in the film industry, Future shock as Billy Graham era ends, The future o f‘church’ planted at Amdell by Amy Morton, ARCHBISHOP OF SYDNEY’S OVERSEAS RELIEF AND AID FUND - HIV/AIDS matters by Kim Vanden Hengel, Miracle: Christian stand allowed in Olympic Village, Sydney rector appointed Ballarat Canon Theologian - on the appointment of Glenn Davis as Canon Theologian for Ballarat., Mummy doesn’t care about me by Helen Carrig - on the impact of problem gambling on children, Volume 06 number 08, 2000-09-01/2000-09-30