From The Bishop
Live & Die Well – campaign against assisted suicide
I am very concerned about the so-called End-of-Life Choices (Voluntary Assisted Dying) Bill 2020, which will be debated in the Upper House in early September. While the Bill’s proponent, Mike…
Reconciliation Statement 2020
Reconciliation Week commenced today, 27 May 2020. The Bishop of Tasmania, The Right Revd Dr Richard Condie, has today issued a Reconciliation Statement 2020 stating: We affirm our commitment to…
A Pastoral Letter – COVID19 update
Dear Sisters and Brothers, It is now just over 8 weeks since we stopped meeting together for worship on Sundays. How I miss seeing people Sunday by Sunday and sharing…
Bishop Richard’s Easter message
The Bishop of Tasmania, The Rt Revd Dr Richard Condie, speaks about the hope we can find in the Easter story.
Holy Week 2020 – Bible Readings and Devotions
Monday Read: Isaiah 42:1-9, John 12:1-11 Comment: The reading from Isaiah is one of the “servant songs” that prophetically foretell the work of the Messiah. He is one in whom…
Bishop Condie provides an update & invitation to the Prayer Meeting – 2 April 2020
On April 2, the Bishop of Tasmania provided an update and issued an invitation to join him for a state-wide Prayer Meeting on Sunday April 5. The Prayer Meeting will…
Prayer Meeting with Bishop Richard – 5 April 2020
From the comfort of your own home, you are invited to join the Bishop of Tasmania, and hundreds of others across the Diocese, in prayer for our Nation and World…
Let’s beat loneliness together
It is rather obvious to say that the unfolding COVID19 Pandemic is changing the shape of our daily lives; the way we live, and work, and the interactions we have…
Bishop Condie provides a COVID19 update – 24 March 2020
The Bishop of Tasmania, The Right Revd Dr Richard Condie, provides an update in regards to the Coronavirus (COVID 19) pandemic and how we can respond.