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A Pastoral Letter from the Bishop
The Bishop of Tasmania writes about Voluntary Assisted Suicide Legislation, and the Oxford Vaccine. Click here for the letter.
GEN.3:15 – using art as a conversation opener
For over thirty years Maz Gill-Harper has been making artworks, aiming to open conversations about the Lord Jesus, both within the church and the secular world. Here Maz explains her…
Farewell to Rev John Middleton
On Sunday 26 July, women from Mary Hutchinson and men from Ron Barwick prisons came together in separate services, to farewell Rev John Middleton. John joined the Risdon prison ministry…
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…
Anglicare invites you to become part of the TazKids experience
Anglicare Tasmania held two TazKids camps in the recent school holidays, and from all accounts they were “awesome’’. The camps give children who have a parent or guardian impacted by…
Applause from Glenview residents
For the past couple of months, each Thursday morning residents at Glenview Community Services’ Windsor Street site have gathered to watch the online church service from St David’s Cathedral. Glenview’s…
Rural Mission Training Day – 1st August – online event
How do we ‘pass on the baton?’ What do we need to do to ensure that parishes, especially in rural communities, have a future? How do we train up the…
Returning to Face-to-Face ministry with young people in COVID-19
As we plan to return to ministry in-person, we are faced with a variety of responses and expectations. For some people, in-person ministry is longed for and a relief, for…