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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…
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…
Dedicated Chaplaincy channel launched at Launceston General Hospital
The Chaplaincy team at Launceston General Hospital have launched the LGH Chaplaincy Channel – a dedicated channel aired 24 hours a day on televisions in patient rooms. The project, spearheaded…
“So Mum, what you’re telling me is I have brain cancer and I’m going to die.”
When Katrina Timms’ second child Emily was born, she had a very distinct feeling they weren’t to be together very long. “I assumed it was me that was going to…
Positioned to Serve: a Reserve Chaplain’s take on ANZAC Day
An almost universal and defining attitude and motivator of the thousands of men and women who serve in the Australian Defence Forces is summed up in a former Chief of…
Join us for the United by Faith Blood Drive
This year the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania is joining forces with other faith-based Lifeblood teams for the United by Faith Blood Drive. The need for blood never stops, so we’ll…