Tag Archives: USA
Sad irony
Couldn't Help Noticing, Sola Panel
September 11 and evangelism
Interchange
An Englishman Still Abroad
Interchange
Acknowledging our Foreign Debt
Interchange
An Englishman Abroad
Interchange
Lessons from America
The Gospel According to Mickey Mouse
Interview: Carl’s Coming Out
Two-Way Traffic
The pornography of church growth
Pastoral Ministry
Dear Tony,
How are you doing? That’s what Americans keep asking me. Not ‘how am I going’, but ‘how am I doing’. I have a theory that the difference between American and Australian culture is encapsulated in those simple phrases. The US variety is dynamic, assertive, achievement-oriented. It’s all about who is trying harder, doing better. The Australian equivalent seems more laid-back—a reference to sort of wandering along, taking it easy and seeing what happens along the way.
Shakin’ Revelations
Christians all over the world hate visitors
The Pilgrims’ Regress
Did Satan Win?
Pastoral Ministry
A postcard from America
In October this year, nearly 100 Sydney pastors and elders visited the USA to attend conferences on church growth and observe patterns of church life. One of them, Ed Vaughan, gives us his impressions of life (Christian and otherwise) in America.