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ADS farewells long-serving CIO Vince Dove

ADS farewells long-serving CIO Vince Dove

In the first office morning-tea gathering since the pandemic, Anglican Diocesan Services (ADS) staff farewelled Chief Information Officer Vince Dove after 20 years of service, with speeches, gifts, much gratitude for his wonderful contribution and every blessing for...
A champion of justice for Aboriginal people

A champion of justice for Aboriginal people

A gathering of family, friends and community members recently celebrated the tireless campaign of a Canberra-Goulburn clergyman for justice for Aboriginal people. On April 30 Bishop Mark unveiled a plaque in the grounds of St John’s Bega in memory of Archdeacon Frank...
Bishop Carol writes … a plea for Church unity

Bishop Carol writes … a plea for Church unity

In the month of May our diocese faces two events that have the potential to challenge our unity as God’s people in this diocese – and in fact, in the Anglican Communion in Australia. The first is an election. All elections tend to bring out our differences, creating...
Genevieve Jacobs on the Role of Media in Australia

Genevieve Jacobs on the Role of Media in Australia

Media matters never more than now, Genevieve Jacobs AM, Group Editor of Region Media, told the attendees of the Christians for an Ethical Society annual dinner on 15 March 2022. Her talk, which also told us much about her own history and love for what is good, true...
Pray for Nigeria

Pray for Nigeria

Late last year, Canon Hassan John, a pastor from the Diocese of Jos in Nigeria, asked Anglican Aid for prayer. Christians in the north-east were being targeted by the Islamist group Boko Haram. As locals travelled between villages, Boko Haram militants were setting up...
Reflecting on my Commissioning at Sapphire Coast Anglican College

Reflecting on my Commissioning at Sapphire Coast Anglican College

It is a great honour and a privilege to have been commissioned as Principal at Sapphire Coast Anglican College. Those who had the vision, drive and talents on which this wonderful College was founded, back in 1994, are still deeply immersed in its daily life, which...
Truth Telling and Makarrata

Truth Telling and Makarrata

Many years ago, on key city corners in Australian cities, young boys would stand as town criers with their unique lingo Extra! Extra! Read all about it! On a street corner site abutting the Parliamentary Triangle in Canberra recently a group gathered at the Australian...
St Martin’s and South Wagga Partnership

St Martin’s and South Wagga Partnership

The partnership between St Martin’s College and South Wagga Anglican Church continues to grow and develop this year. For a number of years the South Wagga congregation has provided meals once a term for College residents in what the St Martin’s residents call ‘SWAC...
177 Years of Community Outreach by Canberra’s First Schoolhouse

177 Years of Community Outreach by Canberra’s First Schoolhouse

St John’s Schoolhouse in 2022 is a well-preserved but modest little building, which greets you as you drive off Constitution Avenue in Reid, and up the hill to the heritage precinct of the Church of St John the Baptist. Both the Church and the neighbouring Schoolhouse...