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Archbishop Phillip Aspinall blessed the new Peace Bells in Bundaberg on Sunday at an historic event which commemorated those who served in the Great War
Reflections
“When we talk about God as judge, we are imagining God as the one who sees the brokenness and helps to restore it to wholeness, rather than the one who punishes those who have done the wrong thing,” says The Rev’d Andrew Schmidt, Priest-in-Charge of Good Shepherd Anglican church, Bundaberg West
‘Paul has been a controversial figure over the centuries. Many have used words attributed to him to justify abuses ranging from apartheid, to fascism, to oppression of women and repression of sexuality,’ reflects our FormedFaith team
Recent photos of our Diocesan community
St John’s Anglican Cathedral guide Denzil Scrivens reflects upon the serendipitous discovery of the history of the last flag flown at Anzac Cove, which is housed in the Cathedral
Meet Rhonda Nelson, a committed volunteer from the Church of the Holy Spirit, Algester and find out about how she is helping to grow her church through outreach and hospitality
‘Turtles All the Way Down is a poignant and refreshing book, which reveals, like many of John Green’s novels, that life does not need to be ‘perfect’ to be beautiful’, reflects Year 10 Student Tess Murray from St Luke’s Anglican School, Bundaberg
Find out about current Mothers Union initiatives and activities, including their recent NZ conference, and how you can contribute to their life-changing work
In the lead up to St Andrew’s Anglican Church’s 140th anniversary event, The Rev’d Ian McGrath explores the unique and controversial history of the church’s construction and completion
The pectoral cross of Canon Garland, believed to hold splinters of the True Cross, recently visited Brisbane from the Anglican Diocese of Chichester, UK
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