Anglican Church Southern Queensland

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The Anglican Church Southern Queensland stretches from Bundaberg in the north to Coolangatta in the south and west to the South Australian and Northern Territory borders. This half a million square kilometre area has a population of approximately 4 million people, of which about 500,000 are Anglicans. The Mission of the Anglican Church Southern Queensland is the Mission of Christ: to proclaim the

good news of the Kingdom of God. About 450 clergy form an integral part of our faith community with Archdeacons, Canons, Priests and Deacons providing spiritual support and practical care across more than 130 parishes, as well as schools and ministries. Our Archbishop is The Most Rev’d Jeremy Greaves, who is assisted by The Right Rev’d Cam Venables, Bishop for the Western Region; The Right Rev’d Sarah Plowman, Bishop for the Northern Region; and, The Right Rev’d John Roundhill, Bishop for the Southern Region. Committed workers and volunteers assist in the provision of ministry, outreach and care to Anglicans and the wider community. Our Church supports mission via much-needed community services through Anglican schools, Anglicare Southern Queensland, Finance and Diocesan Services, the Ministry Development Commission, parishes and a range of ministries. We ask that all people commenting, or otherwise communicating, on this page do so in a spirit of Christian dignity and respect. We reserve the right to delete any comments or content that are not consistent with this spirit. The Anglican Church Southern Queensland acknowledges all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traditional Custodians and their respective Country. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

“St Francis teaches us that creation is a gift from God, deserving of reverence and care. Seeing all creatures as brothe...
07/09/2026

“St Francis teaches us that creation is a gift from God, deserving of reverence and care. Seeing all creatures as brothers and sisters encourages us to protect the environment, respect all forms of life, and recognise our responsibility as stewards of God’s creation,” says Br Nathan-James SSF from Cannon Hill Anglican College, as St Francis’ Feast Day approaches.

Season of Creation

“St Francis teaches us that creation is a gift from God, deserving of reverence and care. Seeing all creatures as brothers and sisters encourages us to protect the environment, respect all forms of life, and recognise our responsibility as stewards of God’s creation,” says Br Nathan-James SSF ...

“Since being appointed the priest of The Parish of Carindale around 12 months ago I have connected often with Anglicare ...
07/09/2026

“Since being appointed the priest of The Parish of Carindale around 12 months ago I have connected often with Anglicare because they are the ‘practical care arm’ of our Church. Anglicare’s fundraising and mission team members are great to work with, bringing a wonderful energy and a deep commitment to our Diocese’s parishes,” says The Rev’d Lynda Crossley.

“Since being appointed the priest of The Parish of Carindale around 12 months ago I have connected often with Anglicare because they are the ‘practical care arm’ of our Church. Anglicare’s fundraising and mission team members are great to work with, bringing a wonderful energy and a deep com...

“…forgiveness is the difficult decision not to allow bitterness and resentment to define our future,” says Archbishop Je...
07/09/2026

“…forgiveness is the difficult decision not to allow bitterness and resentment to define our future,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves



Matthew 18:21-35   “…forgiveness is the difficult decision not to allow bitterness and resentment to define our future,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves

“Our Anglicare Sunday celebration is always a ‘red letter day’ on our parish calendar,” says Randal Dennings from St Mat...
04/09/2026

“Our Anglicare Sunday celebration is always a ‘red letter day’ on our parish calendar,” says Randal Dennings from St Matthews Holland Park - Anglican Church of, as Anglicare Sunday approaches on 13 September.

Anglicare Southern Queensland

“Our Anglicare Sunday celebration is always a ‘red letter day’ on our parish calendar,” says Randal Dennings from St Matthew’s, Holland Park, as Anglicare Sunday approaches on 13 September

“In Polynesia water surrounds, sustains and connects us. Living water is life — new life. As Christians we share a commo...
03/09/2026

“In Polynesia water surrounds, sustains and connects us. Living water is life — new life. As Christians we share a common faith in Christ and praying for Creation is very important because our living waters are being wounded by warming seas, pollution, plastics, extractive industries, biodiversity loss and failures to do justice for creation,” says The Rev’d Eleanor Mancini.

“In Polynesia water surrounds, sustains and connects us. Living water is life — new life. As Christians we share a common faith in Christ and praying for Creation is very important because our living waters are being wounded by warming seas, pollution, plastics, extractive industries, biodiversi...

Across the ACSQ child safety is everyone’s responsibility. We are committed to fostering a culture where children and yo...
03/09/2026

Across the ACSQ child safety is everyone’s responsibility. We are committed to fostering a culture where children and young people are empowered to speak up, where families and communities are engaged partners in safeguarding and where clergy, staff and volunteers are equipped to recognise, respond to and prevent harm,” says the ACSQ’s Director of Safe Ministry, Rob Bates, as National Child Protection Week approaches.

Across the ACSQ child safety is everyone’s responsibility. We are committed to fostering a culture where children and young people are empowered to speak up, where families and communities are engaged partners in safeguarding and where clergy, staff and volunteers are equipped to recognise, respon...

“Growing up, stories about Country were vital because they reinforced the importance of caring for our land and waters. ...
31/08/2026

“Growing up, stories about Country were vital because they reinforced the importance of caring for our land and waters. And, by sharing about ancestor spirits we learnt that Country is sacred,” says Uncle Paul Paulson

“Growing up, stories about Country were vital because they reinforced the importance of caring for our land and waters. And, by sharing about ancestor spirits we learnt that Country is sacred,” says Uncle Paul Paulson

“Again and again, God acts with a generosity and mercy that confounds our expectations, reminding us that every person i...
31/08/2026

“Again and again, God acts with a generosity and mercy that confounds our expectations, reminding us that every person is precious and worthy of love,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves



Matthew 18.10-20   “Again and again, God acts with a generosity and mercy that confounds our expectations, reminding us that every person is precious and worthy of love,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves

“We are sustained by healthy soil and clean waterways; by trees, insects, birds and the diversity of creation; by places...
30/08/2026

“We are sustained by healthy soil and clean waterways; by trees, insects, birds and the diversity of creation; by places of faith, learning and care; and, by the gifts, stories and cultures of local people,” says Grow Together Network chair Bishop Sarah Plowman, as she introduces readers to a wonderful new ACSQ Season of Creation resource.

“We are sustained by healthy soil and clean waterways; by trees, insects, birds and the diversity of creation; by places of faith, learning and care; and, by the gifts, stories and cultures of local people,” says Grow Together Network chair Bishop Sarah Plowman, as she introduces readers to a wo...

.Find out our Diocese’s September daily prayer points and join our community in intercession next month.
27/08/2026

.Find out our Diocese’s September daily prayer points and join our community in intercession next month.

Find out our Diocese’s September daily prayer points and join our community in intercession this month

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