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Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Indooroopilly

The Rev'd Sue Grimmett

About The Rev'd Sue -

The Rev’d Sue Grimmett is the Priest-in-Charge of the Parish of Indooroopilly. She has a Bachelor of Theology from Charles Sturt University, (St Francis College), a Bachelor of Arts (History) from Murdoch University, a Diploma of Teaching (QUT) and a Grad Certificate of Theology in Education. Sue has a special interest in the intersections of sacramental community life and the public arena of faith.

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Articles by The Rev'd Sue

One quiet night when love was born

“When we prepare for the coming of God, we can never be sure where or how that visitation will occur. After all, if divinity can bed down as a wailing infant in a pile of straw amongst livestock, holiness can emerge anywhere and everywhere,” says The Rev’d Sue Grimmett as she explores what Advent means to her as part of our ‘Being Together This Advent’ social media initiative

Encouraging our parish clergy through participation

“It is only through relationship that the Church is sustained, underlining the importance of participation in all those parish activities which nurture connection in these times; through online services, fellowship gatherings and Bible studies, telephone conversations, and letter writing,” says The Rev’d Sue Grimmett

Day of Prayer for Refugees

“For the 65 million displaced people fleeing war and persecution across the globe, ‘home’ is also a political word in a time where humanity can choose to either turn its back and reinforce the national barricades or else affirm that we are indeed responsible for one another,” reflects The Rev’d Sue Grimmett as The Day of Prayer for Refugees approaches on Sunday 25 August

Sunday Devotion: 20 January 2019, Second Sunday after Epiphany

They have no wine