Statement from the Primate: Archbishop of Canterbury
Statement from the Archbishop of Canterbury
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Statement from the Archbishop of Canterbury
Statement from the Archbishop of Canterbury
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Anglican 16 days of activism against gender-based violence campaign 2024
Between 24 November &12 December 2024, the Anglican Church of Australia will be posting daily on Facebook and Instagram.
Find out more about how your church can be part of this campaign and access resources.
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Archbishop of Brisbane echoes urgent call for 1.5 degree climate threshold after visiting Poruma and Masig Islands
Queensland’s new Anglican Archbishop has echoed the urgent call of Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners to limit global average surface warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial temperatures following his recent visit to Poruma and Masig Islands.
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Hope25 | Hope in an uncertain world
Hope 25 is an intentional season of sharing hope in Jesus for every parish and community in the Australian Anglican Church.
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2024 Family and Culture Commission Conference: Faith, Hope and Love
Christians and churches from across the breadth of the Australian Church are coming together to listen and learn about preventing domestic and family violence. Find more information about the Faith, Hope and Love Conference here.
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Appointment of the Venerable Sophie Relf-Christopher as Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Adelaide
Appointment of the Venerable Sophie Relf-Christopher as Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Adelaide
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Appointment of the Reverend Canon Sarah Plowman as Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Brisbane.
Appointment of the Reverend Canon Sarah Plowman as Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Brisbane.
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Five things Churches can do to eliminate violence against women and girls
Five things Churches can do to eliminate violence against women and girls
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A statement from Archbishop Geoffrey Smith on the war in Israel/Palestine
A statement from Archbishop Geoffrey Smith, Primate of the ACA, on the war in Israel/Palestine
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Announcement of the next Archbishop of Brisbane
The Diocese of Brisbane has officially announced the next Archbishop of Brisbane will be Bishop Jeremy Greaves, currently Bishop for the Northern Region in the Diocese of Brisbane.
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Archbishop of Canterbury to visit Australia
Anglican leader will meet Anglicans, Indigenous leaders, and lend his support for climate change initiatives. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, will visit Australia from 4-14 October 2022 accompanied by his wife, Caroline.
Statement from the Acting Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia on the death of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
The Acting Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia, Archbishop Philip Freier, expressed his deep sadness over the death of Her Late Majesty the Queen.
Statement from the Primate – Diocese of The Southern Cross
I note the formal launch this week of a company named the Diocese of the Southern Cross. This company, while established by some members of the Anglican Church of Australia and structured to mirror some of the characteristics of an Anglican diocese, has no formal or...
Anglicare North Coast Flood Appeal
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Episcopal Standards Board determination on Roger Herft released
The Episcopal Standards Board of the Anglican Church of Australia has published its determination in relation to the conduct of Roger Herft, former Bishop of Newcastle and former Archbishop of Perth. The Episcopal Standards Commission provided a report to the Board in...
We must show mercy to the Biloela family
Anglican Primate urges Immigration Minister to exercise discretion to let this family...
Anglican Church’s research on prevalence of family violence released
The Standing Committee of the Anglican Church of Australia has made 10 Commitments to prevent and respond to family violence after undertaking a study into the prevalence of intimate partner violence within its faith community
Archbishop of Sydney elected
The Dean of Sydney, the Very Reverend Kanishka Raffel, has been elected as Archbishop of Sydney, the first person from a non-European background to hold the position.