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General Secretary, Queensland Churches Together

The Rev'd Canon Richard Tutin

About The Rev'd Canon Richard -

Canon Richard Tutin is the General Secretary of Queensland Churches Together, an ecumenical organisation representing 16 churches from the Western and Orthodox traditions, and a Board member of Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce. He has a Bachelor of Divinity from UQ, a Master of Prof. Communication from USQ and a Master of Theology from CSU, with a special interest in ecumenism and interfaith relations.

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Articles by The Rev'd Canon Richard

Holy Innocents Day remains very relevant

“Holy Innocents Day serves as a reminder of the fragility of our peace and way of life in an age when events can change very quickly, often leading to the violent dislocation of people from their communities and cultures,” says The Rev’d Canon Richard Tutin

Churches call on the Senate to protect 'Medevac' legislation

Australian church leaders have called on the Senate to keep the current ‘Medevac’ legislation in place

Archbishop Phillip Aspinall and the Governor of Queensland The Hon Paul De Jersey AC QC at the 25 July service celebrating the Archbishop's 30 years of priestly ministry at St John's Cathedral.

Celebrating the Archbishop's 30th anniversary of priestly service

Clergy and lay people from across our Diocese honour Archbishop Phillip Aspinall, as he celebrates his 30th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood

Praying for the unity of the church

General Secretary of Queensland Churches Together The Rev’d Canon Richard Tutin tells us about the origins and purpose of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, which is celebrated between Sunday 2 June and Sunday 9 June in 2019, with this year’s theme being ‘Justice and only justice you shall pursue’