
What courageous person inspires you and why?┃The Rev’d Dr Ruth Mathieson
“It is very important for Christians to be courageous and proclaim God’s love to those who may only otherwise hear of God’s condemnation,” says The Rev’d Dr Ruth Mathieson
“It is very important for Christians to be courageous and proclaim God’s love to those who may only otherwise hear of God’s condemnation,” says The Rev’d Dr Ruth Mathieson
Meet Selina McMahon and find out about her current ministry, faith journey and best childhood memory and her thoughts on Reconciliation, Advent and clergy self-care
“For those of you who are members of the LGBTIQA+ community who have stuck with the Church, despite everything, thank you. We need you. We can learn from you. We don’t deserve your love and care, but we still have so far to travel, to be a community that represents the body of Christ in all of its diversity, and we are glad that you are with us on that journey,” said Archbishop Jeremy Greaves in his 2024 Pride Evensong sermon
Listen to an apology to LGBTIQA+ people and their families and loved ones for hurt caused by the Church, overwhelmingly endorsed by the Anglican Church Southern Queensland 2024 Synod, and read by Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
Four faithful clergy and lay people from across our Diocesan Regions share their Synod highlights and learnings with anglican focus readers
As part of a consultation process to develop a Diocesan apology, LGBTIQA+ people who are current or past members of the Anglican Church Southern Queensland, and their family members and other loved ones, are invited to share their experiences of the Anglican Church Southern Queensland through its parishes, schools and other institutions
Three Synod reps share their Synod highlights and learnings with anglican focus readers, including Alexandra Amankwah from The Parish of Stafford, Tom Finn from the Cathedral and Francisco Estevao from The Parish of Robina
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