Anglican Social Responsibilities

Anglican Social Responsibilities The Anglican Social Responsibilities Commission (Perth Diocese) initiates and facilitates education and advocacy for social justice in the community

Wonderful to see Noongar elders, Aunty Marie and Aunty Shirley with Archbishop Kay at the service in Adelaide to mark Bi...
05/09/2026

Wonderful to see Noongar elders, Aunty Marie and Aunty Shirley with Archbishop Kay at the service in Adelaide to mark Bishop Chris McLeod laying up his staff as National Aboriginal Bishop. Thank you Bishop Chris for your years of faithful and important ministry in this role! This seems to be a wonderful way to round off the annual NATSIAC (National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anglican Council) gathering.

01/09/2026

🌿 Join us for Season of Creation 2026 at Wollaston Chapel, Mt Claremont.

Come and experience a reflective and meditative worship service led by the theological students of Wollaston Theological College.

This Sunday’s theme is: AIR 🌬️

Together, we will explore the theme of God's life-giving breath and our connection with all creation.

📅 Sunday 6 September
🕑 2.00pm

All are warmly welcome.

📧 RSVP: [email protected]

😇🙌 Here is Rev Stuart Fenner, Priest of Ascension Church Midland, and former Chair of the Anglican Social Responsibiliti...
30/08/2026

😇🙌 Here is Rev Stuart Fenner, Priest of Ascension Church Midland, and former Chair of the Anglican Social Responsibilities Commission (SRC).

It's easy to see why Rev Stuart served on SRC for so many years.

❤️ Through posts like this, you can see the love, compassion and support that are at the heart of his ministry, and at the heart of SRC’s mission. ❤️

😇Priests are an integral part of any diocese. We are truly blessed in the Diocese of Perth to have so many dedicated clergy and inspirational leaders who faithfully serve their communities.

Thank you for your faithful ministry and ongoing service to the Church and the community. 🙏

This is Justin. He comes to Connection Cafe once a month, which is all his support worker funding will allow. Justin says he loves coming here because he feels isolated at home and there is always someone here to talk to and connect with. He plays Integrated Football for Kingsley and is excited because his team is playing in the grand final on Saturday. Go Justin!
Don’t forget you can support our work by getting tickets to our Fundraising Concert on Saturday 5th September at 2.30pm. See link in Comments for tickets and more info.

😇😇 Anglican Diocese of Perth represents ❤️🙌🤩
28/08/2026

😇😇 Anglican Diocese of Perth represents ❤️🙌🤩

27/08/2026
Wonderful news from Movement for the Ordination of Women Australia The installation of the first Māori Dean of Waiapu Ca...
24/08/2026

Wonderful news from Movement for the Ordination of Women Australia
The installation of the first Māori Dean of Waiapu Cathedral: The Very Reverend Ruihana Paenga. 🙏

Ven Ruihana Paenga is to be installed as Waiapu Cathedral Dean on 1 August at a Eucharist service.

Thank you St Bart's for the meaningful and vital work you do 👏 A celebration for the St Bartholomew’s Feast Day.
24/08/2026

Thank you St Bart's for the meaningful and vital work you do 👏
A celebration for the St Bartholomew’s Feast Day.

19/08/2026

Amen 🙏

12/08/2026

We couldn’t agree more!! We are all made in the image of God ❤️😇🙏

Wise words and wonderful encouragement from the Archbishop of Canterbury 😇

#𝐀𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐧

“Who gets heard? Who makes decisions? And whose voices are too easily pushed to the margins?A Place at the Table – Reima...
11/08/2026

“Who gets heard? Who makes decisions? And whose voices are too easily pushed to the margins?
A Place at the Table – Reimagining Power Through Every Voice is a new Anglican Alliance initiative helping churches and communities listen deeply, explore how power shapes their lives, and imagine and act for change together – so that people and communities can flourish.”

“As its first pilot begins in São Paulo, the Revd Rodrigo Espiúca offers a powerful reflection on why listening matters:
“The God of Scripture can be found in the voice we can barely hear.”
Read the story: https://anglicanalliance.org/a-place-at-the-table-listening-for-the-voices-we-can-barely-hear/

Who gets heard? Who makes decisions? And whose voices are too easily pushed to the margins?
A Place at the Table – Reimagining Power Through Every Voice is a new Anglican Alliance initiative helping churches and communities listen deeply, explore how power shapes their lives, and imagine and act for change together – so that people and communities can flourish.
As its first pilot begins in São Paulo, the Revd Rodrigo Espiúca offers a powerful reflection on why listening matters:
“The God of Scripture can be found in the voice we can barely hear.”
Read the story: https://anglicanalliance.org/a-place-at-the-table-listening-for-the-voices-we-can-barely-hear/

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