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The Anglican Diocese of Tasmania has elected a new Bishop, The Venerable Dr Richard Condie.

In the Summer 2015 BCA Prayer Notes, there is a mistake on Day 23. Lindsay and Carolyn Whybrow's prayer points are incorrect.

Not having access to a ship, a champagne bottle, a ribbon, or a man on horseback with a sword, BCA has launched its fresh look in the very best way – by celebrating with some of the special people God has called to share our mission.

For two years we have been running ‘Deeper’ – a Bible study for children who attend our church. We have been delighted by the response from the young people with their increasing love of God’s word and belief in the power of prayer through studying His word.

Rod and I began our journey with BCA in 2002. Rod’s mum Maureen was an avid BCA supporter, so when Rod’s job as Assistant Minister at Villawood came to an end, she suggested he try BCA.

You may have noticed some changes to our look. Our new logo with the cross reaching over our continent represents our desire to see Christ honoured in our Nation.

Messages of congratulations, welcomes and farewells from across the BCA family.

As part of BCA’s vision to inspire and train a new generation of culturally diverse leaders, Duku Wolikare (originally from Sudan) travelled to Broken Hill to learn about Indigenous culture for a possible future ministry. Here is his story:

With a generous donation from link church St John’s Asquith, the Lightning Ridge Community Church was recently able to fund a ‘cottonseed drop’ at a local property.

My Sunday morning radio spot in Norfolk Island brought an unexpected visitor to St Barnabas Chapel in late June.

I receive a text message in the middle of the night – “Paraburdoo PFRS Turnout – power pole fire on mine road.”

A number of years ago, our parish had a dream of establishing a presence in the heart of the community through a shop front.

Monica and I recently visited the Anglican Church at Longreach, where we saw a portrait of Fred Hulton-Sams, better known as the ‘fighting parson’.

Messages of congratulations, welcomes and farewells from across the BCA family.

Within three days of moving to Port Hedland in 2006, Philip Knight started playing touch football in the local competition. “It’s an easy way when you first come to town to meet a whole bunch of people,” he says.

Some changes can only be embraced when you know the God who doesn’t change.

The 2015 Easter weekend saw Coober Pedy celebrating 100 years since the discovery of opal.

"What do you think of that, Steve?" We stared up at the roof together. I tried to work out the implications of what we saw. None of them were good.

After eight years of living in a cyclone prone area as an adult and many cyclone alerts, Frank Nicol shares what it was like to experience severe tropical cyclone Olwyn, which hit Exmouth and the coastal Pilbara in mid-March.

In 2013, Brad and Joh launched a Mainly Music program from KI Anglican in Kingscote, the largest town on Kangaroo Island, but God showed them that there was a need to provide a church service more tailored to families.