Steve Tong

Steve Tong has a PhD in the English Reformation, and currently teaches History at Sydney Grammar School.

Richard Johnson

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Chaplain under fire One observation about the past is especially instructive for Christians of any age: faithful witness is often met with hostile opposition. It would be a mistake to conceive of some halcyon days in the past when the whole of…

Everyone a Child Should Know

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Believe it or not, heaven will not be populated exclusively by Sydney Anglicans! And I, for one, am thankful to God for that. Because I cannot wait to sing God’s praises shoulder-to-shoulder with JS Bach and Martin Luther. And marvel at the glory…

Remembering Martin Bucer

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On the right-hand side of the chancel floor of Great St Mary’s Church, in the centre of Cambridge, lies a small brass plaque. The Latin inscription, its obscure location and small size do not make it a very accessible tourist attraction. However,…

Lee Gatiss on learning from Christians of the past

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An interview with Lee Gatiss: Part 2 Lee, you’re a prolific writer and also an editor of works by some great Christians of the past. Why is it important to keep producing these materials? Yes, it’s been a privilege to republish works by people such…

The Anglican Church in America

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ACR Report on the Anglican Connection Conference, 13-15 June 2017, Dallas TX, USA Stephen Tong, June 2017 ‘A dog’s breakfast’. During a recent conversation in the UK, a casual observer used that phrase to describe to me the Anglican Church in…