Archbishop Jeremy Greaves

04/06/2026

03/06/2026

“You may have a holy text or wisdom from your ancestors that you draw guidance from. Because I am a Christian I look to the Bible for guidance. There is a book in the Bible called James, which says: ‘Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry’. I use this passage as a guide when there is potential for conflict,” said Bishop Daniel Abot in this University of Queensland podcast.

“You may have a holy text or wisdom from your ancestors that you draw guidance from. Because I am a Christian I look to the Bible for guidance. There is a book in the Bible called James, which says: ‘Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry’. I use this passag...

03/06/2026

A short reflection from Archbishop Jeremy Greaves on the Gospel rea...

03/06/2026

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

“If God’s words create, and abusive words diminish, then our Christian words are called to restore. Paul imagines a community shaped by words such as humility, gentleness, patience, kindness — words that build up rather than tear down. The Church then must therefore take great care with its ow...

02/06/2026

https://anglicanfocus.org.au/2026/06/02/the-bishop-is-a-symbol-of-unity-for-the-church/

“In the lead up to Diocesan Synod it is my prayer, while reflecting on two years of ministry as a Bishop, that I will always maintain the joy of being part of the Anglican family — our part of the Body of Christ, in the Anglican Church Southern Queensland,” says Bishop Sarah Plowman

02/06/2026

St John's Cathedral, Brisbane set up and ready for the Loaves & Fishes lunch: this year raising funds for "MND And Me Foundation."

02/06/2026

- my short reflection on the Gospel reading set for Sunday.
“…Matthew weaves together two stories of healing: a woman who has suffered with a flow of blood for twelve years, and a twelve-year-old girl who lies at the point of death… in both moments Jesus refuses to accept that these lives are beyond hope,”

Matthew 9.9-13, 18-26   “…Matthew weaves together two stories of healing: a woman who has suffered with a flow of blood for twelve years, and a twelve-year-old girl who lies at the point of death… in both moments Jesus refuses to accept that these lives are beyond hope,” says Archbishop Jer...

01/06/2026

Australia will be well represented by Archbishop Kay Goldsworthy (Perth), Ven Arthur Copeman (Newcastle), and Justice Debra Mullins (Brisbane).

ACC-19 is the 19th in-person meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council. An international gathering, it invites representatives from every Member Church of the Anglican Communion around the world.

At ACC-19, members will hear updates from across the Communion, take part in conversations on mission and advocacy, and hear more from Anglican Commissions and Networks, and their areas of ministry.

Read more about ACC-19: https://bit.ly/4l401kQ


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