Tag Archive: sydney

May
18

Amyraldianism

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John Frame writes the following: “It is a bit surprising that the name of Moise Amyraut (Latin form Amyraldus; hence “Amyraldianism”) is not better known in a time such as ours when so many evangelical Christians want to be known as “four point Calvinists.” Many, indeed, in our time seem to want to say (a) that …

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Mar
09

Pilgrim’s Podcast #24: Jeremy Halcrow, Media, Journalism & SydneyAnglicans.net

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Well there! Here’s another cracking episode of the Pilgrim’s Podcast to begin the year twentyten with! In this episode we head out to the studios of Anglican Media Sydney and interview Jeremy Halcrow.  He’s a great bloke who is a veteran Christian journalist, a former media relations consultant and the current editor of Southern Cross Newspaper. …

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Jun
29

Pilgrim’s Podcast #7: Kate Haggar, Re-Guided Youth, Westies, North Shories and Anglicanism!?

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Well here we have it! We interview the fabulous Katie Haggar from MTC.  Kate’s a legend.  Works at St. Augustine’s Neutral Bay, comes from Glenmore Park, loves talking about Youth Ministry – and … doesn’t know what boat shoes are! We talk about what things youth need to know about life, what cultural stereotypes we …

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Jun
23

Pilgrim’s Podcast #6: Justin Moffatt, NYC to SYD, Younger Evangelicals and Birth in Perth!

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Well, apologies for the delay in getting the Podcast up! Steve and I had to get around those pesky exams, and Justin is a busy guy!  But here it is (it’s our shortest ever Podcast!): We had a great time.  We got together on the premises of St. Phillip’s York Street, Sydney and had a …

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May
25

Sydney Bloggers Meetup

A bunch of bloggers in Sydney got together for dinner tonight at the Nag’s Head Hotel in Glebe.  It was a great time.  Good banter, good fellowship and especially great to meet in person those who we’ve had cyber-contact with! Justin organised it, and it was great to meet him and share a few laughs. …

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