Primate
The Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia is Archbishop Geoffrey Smith, Archbishop of Adelaide.
Prayer Diary
Day 27
The Diocese of Willochra
Bishop John Stead; Clergy and People
Anglicans welcome a new Primate
Anglicans welcome a new Primate
The Right Reverend Dr Mark Short, Bishop of the Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn,
has been elected as the 18th Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia.
Bishop Mark will serve as Primate along with his current role. Read the full statement here.
Australian Church News
National Domestic and Family Violence Conference for the faith sector: August 18-19, including special Men’s Summit.
Faith and religion are significant – and often compounding – factors in domestic and family violence (DFV). In addition to our desire as a church to respond to human need and to injustice, this reality makes responding to DFV such an important issue for our church.
Join us August 18-19 in Melbourne to engage in shared learning, exchange insights, and continue discerning a faithful church response to domestic and family violence. More details here: https://www.tencommitments.org.au/conference
Bishop Ric Thorpe elected next Archbishop of Melbourne
The Chair of the Board of Nominators, Dr Jenny George, described Archbishop-elect Ric as “an experienced and visionary leader.
Primate’s Resignation Letter
“I thank God for his strength, wisdom, grace, and guidance, and I thank you for your prayers and support,” The Primate said.
DV Sunday – 4 May 2025
The General Synod Families and Culture Commission invites all Anglican churches to join us to mark this Sunday, May 4th as DVSUNDAY in your parish.
Primate’s Statement following the death of Pope Francis
Primate’s Easter Message
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Anglican Communion News Service
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