The Wangaratta Diocesan Trustees (Nsw)
Investment Plans in Wangaratta

Ken came to the Diocese of Wangaratta in 2014 to be Dean of Holy Trinity Cathedral. Ken is married to Stephanie and they have two children, Zoe and Jacob. Tim says he career highlights are the confounding of Anglicare ING, and the setting up of a strong financial bottom for the Port Moresby Diocese. He hopes to labor with Wangaratta's Diocesan team for the renewal of vitality and mission in the church, and he says that the marshaling and good stewardship of the diocese's material resources is important to supporting that goal. Over the years of ministry, time spent included Germany and France as part of a Sabbatical Exit in 2007 and 2013. In parish or community settings, Fr Peter believes the Church must advocate with those who have no voice. He believes the deaneries are an crucial resource in strengthening and sustaining clergy. The diocese is divided into two territorial archdeaconries and three rural deaneries. A total range of Diocesan ministry and service is offered and supported: clergy, lay, paid and unpaid. I hope that through this site we are capable to present a humane of hospitality, opening up our communities to you and welcoming you to all that we have to offer in the Diocese of Wangaratta. Perhaps you are visiting the area and trying to find a church to visit. Anglicans in Australia come from a range of languages and cultures. Anglicans trace their Christian roots back to the premature Church, and their specifically Anglican identity to the post Reformation expansion of the Church of England and other Episcopal or Anglican Churches. As a worldwide family of churches, the Anglican Communion has more than 70 million adherents in 38 Provinces spreading across 161 countries. Latter the teachings of Jesus Christ, the Churches are committed to the proclamation of the good news of the Gospel to the complete creation. Worship is at the very heart of Anglicanism. Until the slow twentieth century the huge uniting text was The Book of Common Prayer, in its various revisions throughout the Communion, and the new language liturgies, such as A Prayer Book for Australia, which now exist alongside it tranquil yield a family likeness. To be an Anglican is to be on a journey of faith to God supported by a fellowship of co believers who are dedicated to finding Him by prayer and service. It is loved for its theology as much as for its splendid language. Quiet officially acknowledged as the standard of doctrine and worship in the Church of England, the Prayer Book continues to be enjoyed daily in the United Kingdom in most of the cathedrals, and weekly in many parish churches. Many parts of the Anglican Communion, including Australia, have chosen to modernism the Book of Common Prayer to reflect vogue language as well as liturgical and theological understanding. We respond as Anglican Christians, as Bishop, clergy and people sustained by a common baptismal hope, sharing a tradition and a catholic Anglican inheritance that is seeking a renewed and renewing expression in this stylish generation for the very different future that lies ahead of us. Opening up the discussion: strategic directions for the Diocese of Wangaratta (PD) For consideration at the deanery level and for the consideration of the Bishop in Council. In the Anglican Church in Australia, a Synod is made up of elected lay members from parishes, active clergy in the diocese, and other ex officio members.