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Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Hervey Bay

The Rev'd Gregory Loumeau

About The Rev'd Gregory -

The Rev’d Gregory Loumeau is the Priest-in-Charge at the Parish of Hervey Bay. He has a Master of Business Administration from Griffith University and a Bachelor of Theology from CSU, with a passion in supporting his parishioners to actively engage in ministry through being the hands and feet of Christ in the world.

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Reflections

Articles by The Rev'd Gregory

Provincial Clergy Conference 2024: Clergy wellbeing and burnout insights

Hear ACSQ clergy share about a key insight they are taking away from the recent Provincial Clergy Conference and how they will implement this learning

ACSQ Synod 2023: highlights

Hear clergy and lay leaders share about their Synod 2023 highlights: “Paul tells us that we are many parts, but one body” and “We say that God works mysteriously”

The Rev'd Greg Loumeau from The Parish of Hervey Bay in his late teens

What I would tell my teenage self: Greg Loumeau, Margaret Thurgood, Aaron Vidya Sagar, Cam Venables and Rebecca McLean

What would you tell your teenage self if you could go back in time? The Rev’d Greg Loumeau, Margaret Thurgood, Aaron Vidya Sagar, Bishop Cam Venables and Rebecca McLean share their thoughts

Sunday Devotion: 28 June 2020, Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

We are products of God’s love

Lessons in peacemaking from Clergy Summer School

“It is easy to see how the Fraser Coast’s Butchulla rules of life align with the Christian values of stewardship, grace and love – there is much more that unites us as a people than divides us, but we must be intentional in our peacemaking,” says The Rev’d Greg Loumeau as he reflects on the Clergy Summer School sessions given by Gurindji man and National Aboriginal Bishop, The Right Rev’d Chris McLeod