The Baru Beat
“God has been faithful also, and we now have nine families that attend mainly music – nine families that we’re now caring for, praying for and with whom we are developing strong relationships,” says The Rev’d Matthew Skelton from All Saints’, Clifton
The Baru Beat
“To get to St Paul’s, Umbiram from Brisbane, you roll over the last foothills of the Great Divide into the fertile faming land of the inner southern Darling Downs…The sole building in Umbiram, it is the only place for people in the area to gather,” says The Rev’d Rick Gummow
For Andrea, Longreach isn’t just home, it’s her community. “I came out here for two weeks and stayed out,” she says. That was five years ago. Now, as part of Anglicare’s team of aged care workers, supporting her clients often means going the distance in more ways than one. As a home care worker, it’s not uncommon for Andrea to travel more than 300 kilometres in a day, visiting clients on remote properties, so they can safely and comfortably remain in their own homes
“Against the orange-brown dirt, and the grey-greens of acacia foliage, the blue colour of this bird was startling. It was like a little herald about to announce something important and just as it got your attention it moved away…almost inviting you to follow,” says Bishop Cam Venables
A Bundaberg couple who have been married for 66 years have shown love knows no bounds and that not even during the difficult times can the two be separated
Three Glennie School students were the highest-placed Queenslanders in several divisions at the recent Pony Club Australia National Championships
More than 50 St Andrew’s Anglican College students defied the stereotypes of the so-called ‘Me Generation’ recently, making a difference in the lives of others around the world, as part of the College’s award-winning Global Opportunities (GO) Program
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