Adelaide Anglicans

26/06/2026

An important joint pastoral letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem.

I was attending on online meeting of the St George's College Jerusalem Foundation chaired by Archbishop Hosam when this important pastoral letter was published.

Archbishop Hosam, and the College Dean Canon Richard, both described how very warmly Archbishop Sarah was received and welcomed by Christian leaders of all denomination in the Holy Land, and by civic and community leaders also.

"Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: May those who love you be secure. May there be peace within your walls and security within your citadels.” (Psalm 122.6-7).

https://www.archbishopofcanterbury.org/news/pastoral-letter-archbishop-sarah-mullally-and-archbishop-hosam-naoum

25/06/2026

God ❤️s Kangaroo Island!
The KI Anglicans and Lutherans are about to sign a covenant around shared resources, and already worship together regularly. Last weekend they gathered with other Christians for a combined service at St Alban’s Kingscote with amazing music, lively worship, and a beautiful lunch. So many wonderful people and rainbows 🌈 on the island. Thanks to Reverend Mary and Owen for their welcome and vibrant ministry 💕 and Clare for the pictures.

20/06/2026

The beautiful community at St Richard’s of Chichester, in Lockleys, celebrated 100 years of Anglican worship and their 62nd patronal festival last Sunday. Congratulations St Richard‘s! You don’t look a day over 90.
Churches all over the Diocese of Adelaide are preparing to welcome you tomorrow. Hope to see you at church 💕🙌🫶

17/05/2026

12/05/2026

Congratulations to all the students and teachers of the Archbishop’s certificate 2025/2026! A wonderful evening of graduations with members of the SBC community, Archbishop Brad, Principal Joan, Coordinator Caralyn, and the team. Great music too with Beckie and Margaret 👏👏👏👩‍🎓🧑‍🎓🥳🥳🥳

24/04/2026

Christians are custodians of the story of salvation history itself, Archbishop Brad writes in his reflection on the liturgical characteristics of Anzac Day services.

Archbishop Brad Billings The story of ‘Simpson and his Donkey’ first entered the Australian mainstream when an account of his actions as a stretcher bearer at Gallipoli were published by local newspapers in July 1915. The heroics of Simpson rapidly entered the folklore surrounding ‘the Anzacs....

05/04/2026

By Archbishop Brad Billings There are times in our lives when a new beginning is to be welcomed and cherished. It may be a significant life event, moving to a new home, or simply a resolution to start again and see the world differently. The daily rhythms of the earth, whereby the sun rises each [.....

28/03/2026