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Anglican Church to break ground on affordable housing in Campbell Town
Friday 9 June 2023 On Wednesday 14 June the Midlands Anglican Parish and Centacare Evolve Housing will break ground on Stage 1 of a new affordable housing development on land…
Church Administrator – Glenorchy Anglican Church
Church Administrator Glenorchy Anglican Church, Tasmania Location: Glenorchy, Hobart, Tasmania Job Type: Fixed Term, Part Time – 10 hrs per week, for a period of 12 months with a 6-month…
Bishop’s Training Event 2022
On 17 and 24 September, over 500 Anglicans from across Tasmania gathered in Hobart and Launceston to attend the annual Bishop’s Training Event. In it’s 6th year, it was our…
Celebrating 100 Years of Clarendon Children’s Home
On the first Saturday in November, several generations came together at Kingston to celebrate the centenary of Clarendon Children’s Home. One of us had been a resident at Clarendon in…
On the death of Her Majesty Queen ELIZABETH II
9 September 2022 It is with deep sadness that we woke this morning to the news of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. For most of us she…
Emergency and Disaster Chaplaincy
TCC Emergencies Ministry (TCCEM – www.tccem.org.au) deploys faith-based volunteers to care for affected people in situations such as evacuation centres during fires and floods. They are also deployed to other…
Are you or someone you know living with family violence?
The Bible is wholly against violence and oppression in any relationship. Jesus’ ethic is an ethic of love and self-sacrifice, of gentleness and respect in relationships. The Anglican Church in…
Southern Tasmanian Anglican Churches closed on 17 October due to 3-day snap lockdown
Published: Friday 15 October, 3.43pm Premier Peter Gutwein has announced a snap 3-day lockdown for Southern Tasmania, beginning at 6pm on Friday 15 October and ending at 6pm on Monday…
Once enslaved, now set free
Faced with poverty in Cambodia, all Sitha* wanted was to provide for his family, so when the offer of work on a Thai fishing boat came, Sitha saw it as…