Category: CHAPLAINCY
August 13, 2024 / / ANGLICAN EDUCATION

Authentic Anglican Identity in Schools

Those of us able to attend the Anglican Schools Australia conference in Melbourne returned recently.…

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June 5, 2024 / / BIBLE

The Anglican 2FA: Anglican Schools as Communities of Recognition

According to Microsoft, there are over 1,200 attempts around the globe at hacking internet passwords…

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May 20, 2024 / / CHAPLAINCY

OUR COMMON CURRENCY

A few months ago I was sharing with some of our School’s leaders how, from…

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May 2, 2024 / / ANGLICAN EDUCATION

The Anglican Chaplain’s Toolkit

A report back on the first Anglican Schools Australia Chaplain’s webinar Rev Dr Eleanor O’Donnell…

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April 22, 2024 / / CHAPLAINCY

Culture and the Language of Love

Culture plays a very important role in our lives. It shapes our behaviour, thinking, our…

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March 11, 2024 / / CHAPLAINCY

Taylor Swift    

I wonder how much you draw on popular culture as you seek to engage the…

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December 4, 2023 / / CHAPLAINCY

The end of another school year – Taking time to pause and reflect

The old year runs away from me I hang on to her sleeve But she…

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October 9, 2023 / / CHAPLAINCY

Ministry with Boarders  

A significant part of my own discipleship and ministry journey has been shaped by my…

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August 7, 2023 / / CHAPEL

Reflections on Baptisms

Last term was one of the most frantic terms of my ministry as a school…

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July 24, 2023 / / CHAPLAINCY

Listening and learning from students in our Anglican Schools

The 2021 census results revealed that the average Australian Anglican is 56 years old. As…

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