Justice & Advocacy
This year’s Good Friday Gift supported the Diocese of Jerusalem to focus on building on the strengths and extending the capabilities of the youth in the Anglican parishes
Reflections
With the announcement that Bishop Jeremy Greaves will be installed as our new Archbishop in December, three ACSQ community members — The Rev’d Tania Eichler, The Ven. David Ruthven and Michelle McDonald — reflect on their favourite moments serving alongside Bishop Jeremy and what they are most looking forward to working with him on after his installation
“The highlight of my Cambridge trip was attending Corpus Christi College at the university. The college features amazing architecture, some of which dates back to the 14th century, and walking the grounds and hearing from the lecturers in a place that you’ve seen in books and movies were absolute highlights. Learning about the university’s achievements, like the discovery of the DNA double helix, and about some of the incredible people who have researched there, such as Professor Stephen Hawking, was a humbling experience,” says Toowoomba Anglican School student Grace Bell
“In your work of ministry do you think of yourself as a big brush filling in the background of a canvas or a finer brush attending to detail? Are you a much-used brush, with old paint stuck to it, or are you a shiny brush that has not been used much at all?” asks Bishop Cam Venables
Get to know Sue Cooke in this great short video and hear Sue share about her leadership style, what she does for fun, her favourite song to play on the guitar, her top three Spotify artists, and what excites her the most about Anglicare Southern Queensland
Meet the engaging and articulate St Aidan’s Co-Captains Ava Schwennesen and Bridget McCormack and find out about their favourite school memories, what they are grateful for and about the school’s 2022 theme
“The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) is an excellent opportunity for young people internationally to develop themselves and learn a variety of skills and activities along the way,” says former All Saints’ Anglican School student, Fen Miller
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