1999

Anglican Media launches evangelistic website, Churches combine to take gospel to Mardi Gras, Men’s ministry grows at Katoomba, When two up means two down by Philip Jensen - on gambling, The Bible comes alive on pilgrimage to the Holy Land by Paul Barnett, Love in a cold climate by Peter Jensen - what love is and how Christ shows us love, Volume 05 number 03, 1999-04-01/1999-04-30

Church acts to prevent abuse, Light brings hope to shattered lives in Arnhem land, Archbishop Carey’s talks disappoint gays, Bishop works to bring Sri Lanka peace by Margaret Rodgers - on a visit to Sydney made by Bishop Kenneth Fernando, Sudanese say thanks by Gum Lang, John, Volume 05 number 07, 1999-08-01/1999-08-31

Archbishop averts crisis, Minto begins new Aboriginal ministry by Amy Morton, lay administration decision by Bishop Colin Buchanan - an English view, Eyes on the future with Colin Bale and Graham Stanton - on the establishment of Youthworks College in partnership with Moore College, Poke-mania is here! by Jeremy Halcrow, Volume 05 number 11, 1999-12-01/2000-01-31

Mission confronts past at 200th party by Jeremy Halcrow - the Church Missionary Society speaks on past missionary treatment of Indigenous Australians., The meaning of acceptance and forgiveness by Phillip Jensen, Aboriginal mission still takes back-seat, Volume 05 number 01, 1999-02-01/1999-02-28

NRL stars help feed homeless, Timor in state of fear by Margaret Rodgers, ‘Astonishing’ moves to accept Pope by Dr Peter Jensen, One soldier’s fear: will God reject me? By Phillip Jensen - on the Vietnam War, The new liberals - on a group of Anglicans response to Lambeth, The power of prayer by Paul Kraus - on how to pray, What does the Bible say about prayer? by Bishop Reg Piper, Debunking genetic determinism and the ‘Gay Gene’ by Simon Miller, Volume 05 number 06, 1999-07-01/1999-07-31

Same-sex unions divide Anglicans by Margaret Rodgers, ‘Equal but Different’ no heresy by Mark Thompson, Volume 05 number 02, 1999-03-01/1999-03-31

Christians respond to Kosovo crisis, Wollongong Anglicans offer safe haven to people fleeing former Yugoslavia, New look at renewing a failing society by Jeremy Halcrow, New name to continue the vision for youth by Harry Goodhew- on the formation of Youthworks, Divorce: one grandfather’s heartache by Philip Jensen, Anglicans Debate an Australian Republic by Robert Doyle and Bishop Donald Robinson, Archbishop writes to Herald on Euthanasia, Demolishing the myth of work by Simon Miller, Ten yeare later, Tiananmen’s legacy lives on by Val Horniman, Sisters find future in inner-city oasis by Margaret Rogers - on the visit of International Leader, Sister Anita, to Glebe Sisters of the Church., Volume 05 number 04, 1999-05-01/1999-05-31

Viva lay revolution by Jeremy Halcrow - on lay presidency, Protest rally threat sees liberty cancel by Stephen Liggins, Christian leaders arrested in China, Support given to E Timor refugees by Margaret Rodgers, More young people moving into ministry by Dominic Steele, Single parents find support, Parishes without property a step closer, Cheers as lay presidency trial passes, Sydney must look to the world - on a visit from the Bishop of Nigeria, Volume 05 number 10, 1999-11-01/1999-11-30

Christian leaders targeted in East Timor by Stephen Liggins, Synod boost to cross-cultural ministry by Jeremy Halcrow - on starting parishes without property in multicultural areas., Women bishops report backs unity by Sarah Barnett, Dundee makes waves over Church structure by Margaret Rodgers, At least th e universe is still a monarchy, 1959's deep impact by Jeremy Halcrow and Stephen Liggins - remembrance of the Billy Graham crusade, Bible does not endorse monarchy by Karin Sowada, The game is up by Margaret Rodgers - on gambling, ESL program builds cross-cultural ministry in Eastwood by Gregory McFarland, Intentional evangelism pursued by the Northern Region by Paul Barnett, Volume 05 number 09, 1999-10-01/1999-10-31

New millennium sees evangelism bug grip Sydney, Window of opportunity: - on gospel work amongst university students in Japan, MYC puts students on track by Natasha Percy, ‘Far East’ is our ‘Near North’ by Margaret Rodgers - on the effects of Chinese sovereignty of Macau, Real change in our Church? Maybe this time by Rob Forsyth - on the introduction of Parish Cost Recoveries, Aboriginal ministry needs help by Jane Thomas, Long-serving cleric retires - retirement of Barry Schofield, church’s quiet revolution by Bruce Ballantine-Jones - on lay administration of the Lord's Supper, Volume 05 number 08, 1999-09-01/1999-09-30