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Anglican Church of Australia

DIOCESE OF BRISBANE

THIRD SESSION OF THESEVENTY-EIGHTH SYNOD

2016

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The Marks of Mission of theWorldwide Anglican Communion

The Mission of the Church is the Mission of Christ to proclaim the Good News of theKingdom

To teach, baptise and nurture new believers

To respond to human need by loving service

To seek to transform unjust structures of society

To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation andsustain and renew the life of the earth

To worship and celebrate the grace of God

And to live as one holy catholic and apostolic Church

(Bonds of Affection 1984 ACC-6 p49, Mission in a Broken World 1990 ACC p101)

reworked by ACC 13 June 2005

We participate in Gods missionof transforming individuals and communities

offeringmeaning, purpose and hope

through Jesus Christ

Our Directions

To be faithful to this Mission, God also calls us to:

Worship

We celebrate Gods love in ways that build on Anglican traditions,encouraging diversity in worship

Support One Another

We support, nurture and encourage one another, working to buildcommunities of faith that reflect Gods love.

Proclaim Our Faith

We proclaim our faith, by word and action, in every part of our lives.

Learn and Grow

We seek to become more like Christ, through prayer and a commitment tolearning and growing.

Minister

We show Gods love in all areas of our lives, treating people with respectand dignity, and responding to their needs.

Seek Justice

We work to create just social structures for all people, and care for all ofGods creation.

Collaborate

We work with one another and with other Christian churches in promotingand celebrating the saving grace of Jesus Christ.


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Anglican Church of Australia - Diocese of Brisbane

THIRD SESSION OF THE SEVENTY-EIGHTH

SESSION OF SYNOD

2016

CONTENTSPage

Program and Order of Business:

Friday, 17 June 2016 ............................................................................................. 1Saturday, 18 June 2016 ......................................................................................... 4Sunday, 19 June 2016 ........................................................................................... 6

Motions of which notice has been given ....................................................................... 8

Synod Roll .................................................................................................................... 25

Diocesan Statistics ....................................................................................................... 45

Draft Canons and other Legislation to be presented to Synod .................................... 49

General Synod Legislation Canon Amendment Canon 2016 ........................ 50

General Synod Legislation Canon (Delegation to Diocesan Council)

Amendment Canon 2016 ............................................................................ 63Professional Standards Canon (Associate Director) Amendment

Canon 2016 .................................................................................................... 66

Proposed Amended Standing Orders of Synod ........................................................... 68

Draft Budget 2017 ...................................................................................................... 104

Reports and Extra Documentation Arising from the 2016 Session of Synod

Elements of The Eucharist ............................................................................... 118

Handbook for Synod ................................................................................................... 123Notices ........................................................................................................................ 138

Prayers and Readings for the 2016 Session of Synod .............................................. 147

Note:The times for Synod to sit, as set out in the program and order of business, aresubject to any alteration which may be made by Synod.

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FRIDAY 17 JUNE 2016

PROGRAM

7.00 pm Synod Service (Eucharist) in St John's Cathedral.The Most Revd Dr P J Aspinall, Archbishop of Brisbane willdeliver the Synod Sermon.

8.30 pm Opening of Synod in the Cathedral and Synod in Session.

9.30 pm Adjournment.

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ORDER OF BUSINESS

Synod in Session

1. Proceedings are opened with prayer.

2. Nominations of Representatives to General Synod (by 4.00 pm Saturday 18June 2016)

3. Notices of Motion on Supplementary Business Paper.

4. Petitions.

5. Reports of the Diocesan Council and other Reports shall be laid on the table bythe Lay Secretary.

6. On behalf of the Diocesan Council, the Rt Reverend Geoff Smith to move:

(1) That consideration of the following business be made an Order of theDay in accordance with the following table with the followingamendments:

Business being considered Order of the Day for:

Motion No. 24 Financial Services

Commission Report

Motion No. 25 Auditors Report andStatement of Accounts

Motion No. 26 Budget 2017

Motion No. 27 Appointment of Auditors

Saturday 18 June at 4.00 pm

Business to be considered consecutively

Motion No. 9 ABM ArchbishopsNovemberAppeal

Saturday at 5.00 pm(20 Minutes)

Motion No. 3 Standing OrdersSaturday following immediately after the

consideration of reports

Motion No. 16 Parish Contributions Saturday 2.00 pm

Motion No. 8 Reconciliation Action Plan Sunday 11.30 am

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(2) That Synod give leave to the following persons to address Synod or the

Committee if called upon by the President or Chairman of Committees.

Ms K Crouch Executive Director. Community Services Commission

Ms Sherril Molloy Executive Director, Anglican Schools Commission

Ms Jayne Shallcross Executive Director, Diocesan Services Commission

Mr Bruce Wilson Chair, Diocesan Services Commission

Ms Sandra Long Chief Financial Officer, Financial Services Commission

Mr Douglas Porter Chair, Anglican Financial Services Commission

The Revd KenSpreadborough

Anglican Board of MissionAustralia

Ms Sally Isles Client Partnership Manager, People and Culture

Ms Jude Long Principal of Nungalinya College, Darwin

Mrs Stephanie Munday-Lake Deputy Principal, Hillbrook Anglican School

(3) That Synod give leave for the distribution of the following literature:-

i) Introducing GFS A Worldwide ministry within the Anglican Communionii) Anglican Board of MissionAustralia information

iii) Reconciliation Action Plan Leaflet

7. Notices of Questions or Motions [see SO C.6 & SO C.13]

8. Motions of which previous notice has been given.______________________________________________

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SATURDAY 18 JUNE 2016

PROGRAM

8.30 a.m. Morning Prayer - St John's Cathedral

9.00 a.m. Synod in Session10.30 a.m. Coffee break

11.00 a.m. Synod in Session1.00 p.m. Lunch

2.00 p.m. Synod in Session3.30 p.m. Coffee break

4.00 p.m. Nominations Close

4.00 p.m. Synod in Session5.30 p.m. Evening Prayer6.00 p.m. Evening meal

7.30 p.m. Synod in Session9.30 p.m. Adjournment

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ORDER OF BUSINESSSynod in Session at 9.00 a.m.

1. Proceedings are opened with prayer

2. Confirmation of minutes of previous day's sitting.

3. Presidents Address

4. Notices of Motion on supplementary business paper.

5. Formal motions.

6. Petitions

7. Notices of Questions and Motions (see SO C.6 & SO C.13)

8. Nomination of representatives to General Synod (by 4.00 pm Saturday 18 June2016)

9. Consideration of Reports of:Diocesan Council Mr T C ReidParishes and Other Mission Agencies

Commission The Ven G MarchCathedral Chapter The Very Revd Dr P C CattCommunity Services Commission Ms C Grant

Ministry Education Commission The Rt Revd Dr J C HollandAnglican Schools Commission The Rt Revd A M TaylorDiocesan Services Commission Mr B WilsonFinancial Services Commission Mr D PorterFinancial Statement and Budget Ms S Long

10. Consideration of general principles, consideration in Committee of the WholeSynod, and Passing of Canons

11. Motions of which previous notice has been given

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SUNDAY 19 JUNE 2016PROGRAM

7.00 a.m. Morning Prayer - St John's Cathedral7.30 a.m. Holy Communion - St John's Cathedral8.00 a.m. Holy Communion - Churchie Chapel9.30 a.m. Holy Communion - St John's Cathedral

9.30 a.m. Lay Conference11.00 am Coffee Break

11.00 am Ballot Opens

11.30 a.m. Synod in Session1.00 p.m. Lunch

2.00 pm Ballot Closes2.00 p.m. Synod in Session

3.30 p.m. Coffee break

4.00 p.m. Synod in Session6.00 p.m. Adjournment

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ORDER OF BUSINESSSynod in Session at 11.30 a.m.

1. Proceedings are opened with prayer.

2. Confirmation of minutes of previous day's sitting.

3. Notices of Motion on Supplementary Business Paper.

4. Formal motions.

5. Petitions.

6. Motions of which notice has been given on a previous day.

7. Confirmation of minutes of this days sitting.

8. Synod adjourned sine die

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Anglican Church of AustraliaDiocese of Brisbane

Synod 2016

NOTICES OF MOTION

2016

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MOTIONS FOR SYNOD 2016

Anglican Diocese of Brisbane

MOTIONS OF WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN

1. The Very Revd Dr Peter Cattto move; the Seconding:The future of marriage dialogue spaces

That this Synod:

a) Recalls the Synod commitments in both 2012 (16) and 2014 (41) to ongoingdialogue and engagement with issues concerning the definitions and meanings ofmarriage in contemporary Australian society, and Synods endorsement ofdialogue spaces organised by the Anglican Church Southern Queensland Social

Responsibilities Committee (SRC) for this purpose;

b) Encourages all members of the diocese to continue to take advantage of theseopportunities to dialogue about marriage and family life both within the church andwith the wider community.

Rationale:

Definitions and meanings of marriage continue to be debated widely in the publicforum, under the impetus of a plebiscite on marriage equality proposed by the currentAustralian Government. The SRC recognises that such a proposal is likely to continueto engender wide ranging public comment, with the potential for opinions to become

increasingly polarised.

Previous resolutions of Synod have requested the SRC to facilitate opportunities forchurch members to engage with each other on what is often a complex and emotionalsubject matter. A subsequent series of talking circles in regional and metropolitanlocations has enabled members of the diocesan family to share and explore theiropinions on this issue in a safe and respectful environment. It is hoped that membersof Synod will continue to actively support this ongoing series of dialogue spaces.

2. The Revd Professor Rodney Wolff to move: The Very Revd Dr Peter Cattseconding:A resource on issues relating to human sexuality and marriage

That this Synod, in order to inform faithful consideration of contemporary issuesrelating to human sexuality and marriage, asks the Archbishop-in-Council to invite andencourage individuals who are representative of the theological diversity in this dioceseto:a) form a panel which will identify and investigate comprehensively issues relating to

human sexuality and marriage, where such issues include but are not limited toHoly Scripture, theological commentary, the law, social sciences (includingpsychology), the arts, and the sciences (including biology)

b) present a range of theological commentary on the issues considered which isrespectful and which is accessible to lay readership; and

c) furnish a resource, as described in part (b) above, at the 2017 meeting of Synod,with a view to making the resource widely available throughout the diocese shortlythereafter.

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Rationale

1. The intention of this motion is not to produce a position statement or statementsaffirming the nature of marriage or making declarations on any matters of humansexuality, either explicitly or implicitly.

2. Through this motion, it is sought to support and socialise serious theologicalreflection on matters of human sexuality, and on the definition and meaning ofmarriage, in ways which are comprehensively informed and are respectful of therange of theological views within the diocese.

3. Through this motion, it is further sought to provide a resource which has integrityand which is accessible to those who are not specialists in theology or otherpertinent technical fields.

4. It is recognised that Holy Scripture, in being normative for faith, is the centralfocusing point for these matters. Through this motion, it is sought to acknowledgethat focusing role of Holy Scripture, not only in providing primary content, but alsoin being the lens through which to view secular content.

5. Through this motion, it is sought to provide specialist input, accompanied by a

range of theological commentary, which enables the churchs engagement onthese issues to be better informed and more respectful. In doing so, the intentionis to bring together the diversity of theological standpoints in the common contextof secular issues, and to diffuse unhelpful adversarial debate.

Background

1. There are diverse views within ACSQ over human sexuality and marriage. Theviews are informed by Spirit-led faith, inspiration, attention to Scripture, andtheological reflection.

2. The Social Responsibilities Committee is actively engaging with issues of humansexuality and marriage in its research, dialogue, and advocacy.

3. Secular views on human sexuality, marriage, and long-term couple relationshipscan be difficult for members of the church, in the challenge of engaging withtechnical issues and discourse which do not align with traditional discourse withinthe church.

4. Debates over human sexuality and marriage are well-rehearsed: the promulgationof arguments and their rebuttals entrenches positions. Many arguments focusentirely on biblical content, and fail to bring Holy Scripture to bear on secularviews.

5. A plebiscite on marriage equality is proposed by the current AustralianGovernment. There is thus the possibility of subsequent legislative changes;likewise if there is a change of government at the next election. ACSQ needs tomaintain and deepen its engagement with these matters.

6. It is not anticipated that this task will be very onerous, as much material is readilyaccessible. The main task will be in bringing material together and compilingsome succinct theological reflections.

3. The Very Revd Dr Peter Catt to move; seconding:General Synod Resolution on Church Unity

That this Synod:a) notes resolution 52/14 of the General Synod;b) commits itself to fulfil to the best of its ability the expectations described in the

paragraphs 4, 5 and 6 of General Synod Resolution 52/14, namely:i) the dioceses of this Church look to each other to spend time with openness

and patience to listen pray and study together in order to discern the will ofGod for this Church and its people as we seek to be led by the Holy Spirit

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into all truth and to proclaim the Gospel afresh in each generation.(Paragraph 4, General Synod Resolution 52/14)

ii) each diocese expects that all dioceses will support each other and co-operate in a process of discernment and seeking direction for the spread ofthe Gospel throughout Australia and beyond. Paragraph 5, General SynodResolution 52/14);

iii) the dioceses expect each other to act with diligence, care and caution inrespect of any action which may provoke controversy, which by its intensity,substance or extent could threaten the unity of this Church. (Paragraph 6,General Synod Resolution 52/15).

4. The Revd Gillian Moses tomove, the Very Revd Dr Peter Catt seconding:Gender Equality

That this Synod:a) acknowledges that women around the world, including in Australia, continue to

experience disadvantage and discrimination on the basis of gender, particularly in

the areas of education, economic participation, access to health services includingreproductive health, and participation in decision making and leadership;b) acknowledges that church teaching and tradition can sometimes be used to

preserve discriminatory attitudes and practices, especially in the areas of healthcare and leadership;

c) commits to implementing its own policies of gender equality in appointments andelections, taking seriously the responsibility of all to promote women of abilityalongside men in all areas of leadership and decision-making.

5. The Rt Revd A Taylor to move, the Revd Alan Moore seconding:Report to the select Committee on Elements of the Eucharist

That this Synod:a) receives the Report to Brisbane Synod 2016 of the Select Committee on Elements

of the Eucharist dated April 2016, andb) recognises that this report reiterates the implementation of the recommendations

13 of the original report to Synod in 2015 which were agreed to at that sessionof Synod, and

c) grants leave for the Synod Select Committee, constituted at the 2014 session ofSynod, to continue work and to report to Synod in 2017.

6. The Revd Geoff Hoyte to move, the Revd Professor Rodney Wolff seconding:Ministry in Universities

That this Synod requests the Archbishop-in-Council to:a) re-consider ministry in universities in the context of ACSQs Going for Growth

mission; andb) develop and implement a (possibly non-traditional) resourcing model to pursue

that mission in universities.

Explanatory Note:

1) The following universities have campuses in the Diocese of Brisbane: TheUniversity of Queensland (UQ), Queensland University of Technology (QUT),Griffith University (GU), Bond University, University of Southern Queensland,Southern Cross University, University of the Sunshine Coast, Central QueenslandUniversity, Australian Catholic University. Most of them are growing.

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2) The movers of this motion believe that ministry to the university population isimportant and strategic for the Dioceses growth, and, in particular, representsgood opportunity for seeking candidates for ordained ministry who could functionin both the church and the professions / business / industry.

3) There are existing ecumenical chaplaincies at UQ, QUT, and GU; however, ACSQpresently does not participate in UQs chaplaincy. Note that UQ is contemplatingsignificant growth at its St Lucia campus.

4) The PMC accepted a report in late 2014 outlining a model for growth in Anglicanministry in our universities.

7. The Ven Greg March to move; the seconding:Clergy Wellbeing Framework

That this Synod,1) Gives thanks for the encouragement, support and professional development that

the Clergy Wellbeing framework will provide.2) Notes that Flourish will be available to all licenced clergy, Retired clergy,

stipendiary Lay Ministers, Formation students, Chaplains and pastoral carecoordinators, paid parish staff and spouses and dependant family members livingat the same residence of any of the above.

3) Encourages clergy to provide feedback to the PMC as further elements of theFramework are rolled out.

8. The Revd Dr Jonathan Inkpin to move; The Revd Bruce Boase seconding:Diocesan Reconciliation Action Plan

That is Synod, further to the charge from Synod 2015:1) Affirms the work of the diocesan Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) reference group

in assisting the diocese as a whole to turn good intentions into measurable

actions that support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in our sharedmission and ministry.

2) Endorses the decision of Diocesan Council to move towards an InnovateReconciliation Action Plan and looks forward to the final agreement withReconciliation Australia in the next few months.

3) Encourages all diocesan entities to participate fully in the actions proposed in thecurrent outline Reconciliation Action Plan and to reflect further on other means ofrespect, relationships and opportunities which can be developed in their particularcontext.

9. The Revd Stuart Webb to move; the Revd Julia Van den Bos seconding:Support for Anglican Board of Mission - Australia

That this Synod:1) Commends the people of the Diocese for their support ABM in 2015 and in

particular the 2015 Archbishops November Appeal through which over $32 000was raised for clergy in-service in ACPNG.

2) Commends the people of the Diocese for their support of ABM, generally, bywhich over $300,000 was raised for ABM in 2015, amounting to 20% of the totaldonations from all of the Australian Dioceses.

3) Encourages the people of the Diocese to support the 2016 ArchbishopsNovember Appeal for the provision of $30 000 to support Wontulp-Bi-BuyaCollege, Cairns and Nungalinya College, Darwin

4) Commends the Anglican Schools as they support ABM Projects and ABM's GlobalRapid Response toward natural disasters

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5) Encourages the people of the Diocese to undertake pilgrimages to the ABMpartner Churches.

6) Encourages the people of the Diocese to collect used stamps, the sale of whichbenefits ABM by over $10 000 each year.

7) Welcomes Simon Okwako from Kenya who is here to promote the Catechesis ofthe Good Shepherd in that country.

10. The Revd Geoff Hoyte to move; the Revd Helen Paget seconding:Clergy Summer School

That this Synod:1) affirms the role of the Clergy Summer School in maintaining collegiality and in the

ongoing professional development of the clergy of Brisbane Diocese;2) encourages the clergy to attend the January 2017 Summer School;3) encourages Parishes to meet the financial cost for their clergy of registration at

the Summer School.

11. The Rt Revd Geoff Smith to move; secondingTime of Year for Synod Sessions

That this synod notinga) the custom of synod meeting in the middle of the year;b) the difficulty this presents in terms of providing an accurate budget for the

consideration of synod;

requests the Archbishop to give consideration to convening the First Session of theSeventy-Ninth Synod on 22, 23, 24 September 2017.

12 Mr Doug Russell to move; seconding:

Christian Education to Upper Primary and Secondary Schools

That this Synod recommend to the State Department of Education an elementarycourse in Christian Education to upper primary and secondary schools throughout theState of Queensland. Therefore in so doing, a pilot program for the five (5) yearduration be introduced, to gauge the effectiveness of this concept.

13. The Rt Revd Geoff Smithto move; seconding:Amendments to Standing OrdersThat this Synod consider the amendments to the Standing Orders of Synod set out inthe document headed Proposed Amended Standing Orders circulated to Synodmembers and included in the Synod papers, with such modifications to that document

that are approved by Committee of the whole Synod, be approved and take effect atthe conclusion of this session of Synod.

Procedural Note: It is intended that if members wish to move that any of the proposedamendments to the Standing Orders be approved in a modified form, the Synod willresolve itself into Committee to consider each of the proposed amendments to theStanding Orders. The proposed amendments are shown in mark-up in the documentincluded in the Bushiness Papers headed Proposed Amended Standing Orders.

Explanatory Note: The suggested changed to Standing Orders relate to:

delegation of approval of final day minutes to Diocesan Council removing theneed to fill time while minutes are prepared onthe last day;

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permitting chairs and executive directors (EDs) of Commissions to present reportsif they are not otherwise Synod membersreflecting a practice that has developedover time;

rules relating to use of multimedia presentationssee below; facilitating electronic communications and electronic voting and electionsSynod

has on a number of occasions expressed its wish to reduce paper usage and createoptions for electronic means of providing information. These changes aredesigned to facilitate this;

changes to the daily agenda to reflect current practice of calling over the businesspaper and putting them in a more logical order;

There has been some dissatisfaction expressed by both Synod members andDiocesan staff at the organisation of multimedia presentations for Synod, particularlywhere they are requested to be displayed at the last minute. The rules have neverbeen clear as to the rights of members to use such presentations. One option is todiscard them altogether but this may lose an opportunity for the Synod to be assistedby presentations in conducting its business. The process suggested involves a review

of proposed presentations with the final decision in the hands of the President. Thereis a recognition that a member could give notice of a motion for the Synod to decide toreceive a presentation.

The changes described above include a number of delegations, e.g.:

to the President to approve multimedia presentations; to Diocesan Council to approve electronic voting systems for votes from the floor

and elections subject to the systems meeting the stated criteria; to the General Manager to determine electronic methods of submitting election

nominations;

The proposed changes generally allow Synod members to decide how they want toreceive information (e.g. electronically or otherwise.) However, it is proposed thatinformation on election candidates only be available electronically or by display, ratherthan individual handouts.

Before implementing the various electronic methods contemplated in the StandingOrders, appropriate systems and methodologies will need to be identified by theGeneral Managers office.

14. The Revd Mark Calder to move; seconding;Appointment of Priests

That this Synod in the light of No. 8 of the Archbishops 2015 top priorities (regardingdealing constructively with interregna), respectfully requests the Archbishop to allowconsideration of priests for appointment in this Diocese on the basis of their individualabilities and gifts.

15. Mr Michael Calder to move; secondingICTHUS Ministries

That this Synod:i) Thanks all of those who are involved in ICTHUS ministries, especially those who

volunteer to give up their holidays to help the attendees understand the love thatGod has for them;

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ii) Commits themselves to this ministry by: Continual prayer; Advertising and promoting this fantastic ministry in their parishes.

16. The Rt Revd Geoff Smithto move; secondingParish Contributions

That for the purposes of section 22(e) of the Cathedral Congregation Canon andsection 60(g) of the Parishes Regulation Canon and for all other purposes:1. Synod adopt the Schedule of Parish Contributions set out in the Annexure to this

motion to apply until otherwise determined by resolution of Synod;2. Diocesan Council be authorised and have all necessary delegated authority of

Synod to:(a) amend the Schedule of Parish Contributions as it applies to any parish or

the Cathedral Church of St John the Evangelist (each a parish body) in anycase where it sees fit to do so to

(i) decrease the contribution of a parish body that would otherwiseapply for such period as Diocesan Council may determine;

(ii) set conditions on any decision to reduce contributions whichmust be complied with by the parish body; or

(iii) increase the level of contributions up to the amount of theminimum provided for in the Schedule of Parish Contributions inaccordance with such conditions or where it otherwise sees fitto do so,

including in circumstances where:

(iv) the financial position of the parish body is such that it is

reasonable for Diocesan Council to reduce the contribution tomaintain the ministry of the parish body;

(v) specific mission initiatives of the parish body create specialcircumstances such that it is reasonable for Diocesan Councilto reduce the contribution to facilitate those initiatives; or

(vi) other special circumstances exist that are reasonable forDiocesan Council to consider in determining whether to reducecontributions; and

(b) to make determinations and exercise any powers set out in the Scheduleof Parish Contributions,

and Diocesan Council may further delegate any such authority to the GeneralManager or a Commission on such terms as it sees fit,

and that Synod strongly encourages all parish bodies to:

3. at least maintain their current parish contribution levels if currently higher than theminimum provided for in the Schedule of Parish Contributions; and

4. consider voluntarily adopting a higher level of parish contributions than theminimum provided for in the Schedule of Parish Contributions, including by wayof early adoption of the minimum levels which will apply in a later year.

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AnnexureSchedule of Parish Contributions

All Parish Bodies' contributions will in the years set out below be the percentage of ParishIncome set out against that year:

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 and beyond

6% 7% 8% 9% 10%

subject to any amendment to the amount of the contribution as it applies to any Parish Bodyas determined by Diocesan Council in accordance with its delegated authority from Synod.Any doubts or disputes arising under this Schedule which cannot resolved between theGeneral Manager and the relevant Parish Body may be resolved by Diocesan Council, whichmust in resolving such doubts or disputes provide the relevant Parish Body with a reasonableopportunity to make submissions.

In this Schedule:

Excluded Incomemeans:

(a) funds raised or collected by the Parish Body for the purpose of being passed on to athird party recipient, for example mission agencies or other charitable entities;

(b) funds collected by the Parish Body to pay for services provided by third parties forwhich the Parish Body does not make any additional charge or mark up, for examplean organist's fee for a wedding;

(c) donations or contributions made to a Parish Body's building fund where that fund is tobe used within 5 years of receipt of the funds and which, on the application of theParish Body, has been exempted by Diocesan Council;

(d) rental income from parish residences to the extent that the income is used to pay ahousing allowance to clergy or stipendiary lay minister(e) any other category of income that Diocesan Council resolves from time to time should

be Excluded Income;

Net Trading Incomemeans the income from a Parish Body's trading activities (for exampleop shops, parish run child care centres) less the operating costs directly attributable to thatactivity;

Ordinary Incomemeans all income of a parish other than Net Trading Income, includingoffertories, donations, interest, fundraising proceeds, rents and fees but does not includeExcluded Income;

Parish Body means all parishes, including a new parish or a parish formed from theadjustment of boundaries of an existing parish but which was not in existence at the date thisSchedule was adopted, and the Cathedral as defined in the Cathedral Congregation Canon;

Parish Incomemeans all Ordinary Income and Net Trading Income of the Parish Body forthe year immediately before the year for which the contribution is being set.

Example (Parish X)

Ordinary Incomefor 2016 - $150,000Net Trading Incomefor 2016 (surplus from a child care centre) - $ 35,000Giving to mission agenciesand others - $ 10,000Fees collectedfor organist for occasional services - $ 3,000

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Parish Income = 150,000 - (10,000 + 3,000) + 35,000= 172,000

2017 Contribution = 6% of 172,000= $10,320

Explanatory Memorandum

Last year the Mission Action Plan for the Diocese was welcomed by synod. The Vision for ourDiocese is:

Going for Growth in Christ through:

Knowing God and our faith more deeplyServing our communities more compassionatelyMaking new disciples of Christ to impact the world more effectivelyResourcing this mission more generously.

The fourth aspect of the vision: resourcing this mission more generously is critical to

accomplishing the other three. Resourcing is about having the right people with the right skillssupported by the right structures and facilities. One part of having the right resources isfinancial-having the money to both pay the basic costs of being a diocese and to invest ingrowth initiatives. In terms of parish ministry, the growth will happen in and through theparishes. However there are some growth requirements and initiatives which happen mosteffectively on an across the diocese as a whole basis and these need to be funded.

We are currently working to find ways to resource our mission more generously in five ways:

contributions from Anglican schoolscontributions from Anglicareusing trust funds in the most effective wayusing the property resources of the Diocese to generate funds for missionthe parish contribution system.

The following ministry initiatives are examples of important work which needs to happen inorder to fulfil our vision. These initiatives can happen as extra financial resources are releasedbut will be impossible without further funding:

Increased funding for the Bush Ministry Fund to support rural and isolatedparishes in the Diocese

Develop more 360 programs (along the lines of Bible 360)Provide coaching and support for parish leaders-lay and ordained

Provide training in evangelismIncreased staff resources in the parish property team to enable better assistance

to parishStart new Anglican schoolsPay for formation students study and living costs to enable full time studyMake a significant contribution to the cost of assistant curates to assist more

parishes to participate in the training of the newly ordainedProvide more training programs for youth and childrens ministersFurther support church planting initiativesInvestigate the development of a network of small parish based hospicesProvide training in discipling processesProvide in service training for clergyDevelop IT based resources for isolated congregations and lone ChristiansDevelop social media based outreach

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Further develop religious education, outreach and liturgical resources for ourschools

Develop administration hubs to support parishesEngage a parish services coordinatorProvide further work health and safety support for parishes

Provide discretionary funds for regional bishops so they can make small growthgrants to parishesAssist parishes to develop their own Mission Action PlansDevelop more courses/programs in ministry and theological education and

engage staff to teach/facilitate themBegin social enterprises to assist people in needDevelop an information management system for the DioceseDevelop a learning management system for the Diocese

These are examples of ministry initiatives. The process of decision making about priorities isyet to be developed. Our current situation is one of threat and opportunity. We have a clearcall to share with God in Gods mission. Unlike other parts of the Anglican Church in Australia

our Diocese has the opportunity to further develop a holistic mission through parishes, schoolsand Anglicare. In order for this to happen however we must act to free and gather resources.We need to intervene in ways that will assist parishes to grow in knowledge of God and ourfaith, in serving our communities more compassionately, and in making disciples of JesusChrist.

The parish contribution system in our Diocese is not working effectively to resourcemission. In fact it has failed for many years.

The Diocese of Brisbane currently has a voluntary parish contribution system. The advantageof the system is that parishes are free to choose how much to contribute to the mission of the

whole. There are also disadvantages in practice. First the parish share of the costs of theDiocese are not shared fairly among the parishes with some being very generous and somecontributing very little, even when they have the capacity to contribute more; and secondly thetotal of parish contributions has remained basically unchanged over at least the past twentyyears. This means that the real value of the parish contribution has declined by more than30%.

Since 2002 the total parish income has increased by 68%. There may be a number ofcontributing factors to this increase including the development of substantial businessactivities by some parishes, nevertheless the overall picture is clear-the parish contributionhas remained the same while parish incomes have increased. While a voluntary system maywell be preferred by many, in the face of rising costs and a clear call to mission the voluntary

approach has proven to be unsustainable. We need to urgently change our system of parishcontributions.

A survey of Anglican dioceses indicates that Brisbane Diocese is the only Diocese in Australiawhich has a voluntary parish contribution system. One Diocese (Sydney) doesnt have parishcontributions at all, seeking only to recover from parishes some costs such as insurancepremiums.

Apart from Sydney other dioceses have systems with contributions based either on apercentage of parish income or the diocesan budget is shared among the parishes using amethod like the number of people who identify as Anglicans within the parish boundary. Thesurvey indicated that in Dioceses where a percentage contribution is used the highest

percentage contribution was 17% and the lowest was 9%.

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In trying to discern a viable alternative parish contributions system five factors were seen tobe important:

simple to administerequitablekeep pace with parish income

raise more funds for missionbe as positive as possible for parishes

After modelling many different possible systems the system which is being proposed waschosen.

In summary the proposal is:

parishes contribute 10% of their income from offertories, donations, fundraising,rents and 10% of net business income

funds raised for others are excluded from the calculation of income. rental income from parish residences to the extent that the income is used to pay

a housing allowance to clergy or stipendiary lay minister is excluded from thecalculation of income

parishes may seek a review of their contribution in the case of special need orcircumstance

parishes may seek an exemption for building funds where the building fund will beused within five years

the contribution will be based on income for the prior year the system will be phased in with parishes contributing a minimum of 6% in 2017,

7% in 2018, 8% in 2019, 9% in 2020 and 10% in 2021 parishes that are able to move more quickly to 10% are encouraged to do so, and

parishes already contributing more than the required percentage are encouragedto continue to do so

section 19 (a) of the Diocesan Council Canon will continue to apply in the case ofarrears where relief has not been granted.

This proposal varies from the original distributed for consultation only in that rental incomefrom parish residences to the extent that the income is used to pay a housing allowance toclergy or stipendiary ministers is excluded from the calculation of income. This change wasmade as a result of consistent feedback from a number of parishes.

Consultation prior to the finalisation of the proposal has thrown up many questions andindividual circumstances from parishes which will need to be worked through if the parishcontribution proposal is adopted by Synod. The proposed resolution allows Diocesan Councilto vary categories of excluded income if that seems necessary. It is intended that animplementation group including representatives from parishes be established soon after synodto guide the process of bringing the system into action for 2017.

The phasing in approach means that impact on parishes will be gradual as will an increase inparish contributions available. Modelling this system indicates that at current parish incomelevels, and if parishes which currently give more than 10% continue to do that, the total parishcontribution in 2021 will be in the order of 2.4 million dollars compared to the current 1.4 milliondollars. Significantly if parish contributions had increased only by the inflation figure over thepast twenty years, the current parish contribution would be in the order of 2.2 million dollars.

Consultation with the Diocesan Legal Committee led to the decision to propose the new

system as a resolution. A number of the canons refer to a schedule of parish contributions

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adopted by Synod (e.g. S. 60(g) Parishes Regulation Canon) and the proposed system ispresented as a schedule to be adopted by synod.

One of the important measures in the proposed system is that parishes will have theopportunity to seek relief if their financial or missional circumstances mean that paying theirfull quota is very difficult. The implementation group will need to develop consistent criteriaagainst which applications for relief are assessed.

Some parishes are already contributing more than what will be required each year under thephasing in of the new system. In fact some are contributing more than 10% already. Thoseparishes are encouraged to continue to be generous so work which is vital to be funded cancontinue.

Feedback concerning the proposal has included support for the proposed change andsubstantial concern about its impacts in roughly equal measure. It is acknowledged that forsome parishes this change if adopted will be difficult so we will need to make sure we findpositive ways to support them.

There is no doubt the proposed change if adopted will be significant for Brisbane Diocese.The current system of parish contributions is not working and needs to be changed. Theproposed system is neither unusual or novel in the Australian Anglican scene and is arelatively simple way for parishes to contribute to the mission of the whole diocese in anequitable and transparent way where parishes that receive more give more and that those thatreceive less give less.

17. The Revd Adam Lowe to move; the Ven Greg March seconding:Collection of Parish Data

That this synod notes the continuing work of collection and analysis of parish data and

commends the outcomes to the Diocese for use in strategic planning.

18. The Rt Revd Cameron Venables to move; the Revd Stefan van Munsterseconding:Bush Ministry Fund

That this Synod affirms the Bush Ministry Fund for its support of rural and remoteministry in the Western Region. To further develop the capacity of the BMF this Synodrequests the Diocesan Council to:i) find a sustainable way of increasing income to the BMF equivalent to two full-time

stipendsii) reconsider the charter for the BMF such that it includes the support of rural ministry

in the Northern Region.

19. The Rt Revd Cameron Venables to move; the Rt Revd Geoff Smith seconding:Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea

That this Synod affirms the long history of relationship between the Diocese ofBrisbane and the Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea (ACPNG), and requests theDiocesan Council, in consultation with the Anglican Board of Mission, to explore waysof better partnering with ACPNG in ministry and mission. Further, that an update andrecommendations based on this work be presented to Diocesan Synod in 2017.

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20. Mr Greg Gosper to move; seconding:

Genocide of Christians in many Middle Eastern Countries

That this Synod:a) condemns, in the strongest possible terms, the continuing acts of Genocide being

perpetrated against Christians and Christian communities throughout manyMiddle Eastern countries and elsewhere, particularly lamenting that, in someMiddle Eastern countries especially, it is predicted there will soon be no Christianpresence left whatsoever; and

(b) requests the Archbishop and all members of Synod to continue to support thesebeleaguered brothers and sisters in Christ in their prayers, in the fervent hope andprayer that these persecuted Christian communities might continue to survive insitu, being ever mindful that this escalating persecution and Genocide may sooncause the complete destruction of many long established Christian communitiesin the Middle East; and

(c) notes with gratitude the assistance given to the persecuted Church in the Middle

East by the Barnabas Fund, and requests members of Synod, and the ChurchCommunities they represent, to support the Barnabas Fund in its work in theMiddle East, both financially and with their prayers; and

(d) That this Synod further notes the Barnabas Fund Petition Against Genocide in theMiddle East, and requests the Archbishops permission to display copies of theBarnabas Fund Petition throughout this Synod, seeking the support of all Synodmembers, and of any other interested parties, in signing such petition before theconclusion of Synod proceedings; and

(e) That this Synod further requests the Archbishop to forward this Petition,incorporating all signatures, direct to the Barnabas Fund, as soon as reasonablypossible after the conclusion of Synod proceedings for 2016.

21. The Rev Nicholas Whereat to move; the Revd Geoff Hoyte seconding:Support for Refugees

This Synod is grieved at the plight of refugees around the world and seeks our nationas a whole to re-commit to the Refugee convention. To that end:a) this Synod encourages members of Synod to be aware of the excellent Study

material prepared by the Social Responsibilities Committee on Asylum Seekersand Refugees; and

b) this Synod seeks to encourage all Parishes and Anglican Schools to use thematerial to initiate conversation in the parishes and schools;

c) this Synod will write to the Federal Government expressing our deep concernsand fears due to off-shore detention centres for those who have come to

Australia seeking asylum;d) this Synod recommends to the federal government that we as a nation would show

much more compassion by processing asylum seekers in community detention;e) this synod recommends to the Federal Government that much greater support

should go to the UNHCR to enable more efficient processing of asylum seekersthroughout Asia, with the advantage that refugees can then arrive safely by air.

f) this Synod recommits itself to the Biblical mandate to care for widows, orphansand aliens, recognizing that aliens in this context refers to Asylum Seekers andrefugees.

g) that this Synod endorses the decision by the Cathedral and other communities offaith to be Places of Sanctuary.

h) this Synod acknowledges the legitimate place of non-violent civil disobedience asa means for Church members to confront unjust structures in our society.

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i) this Synod encourages our Archbishop and the assistant Bishops to speak outboldly on behalf of the powerless, in particular, in this case, those who have comeseeking asylum in our country.

22. The Rt Revd Cameron Venables to move; The Revd Tom Bower seconding:Affirmation for the Rt Revd Daniel Deng Abot

That this Synod recognises and affirms the ministry of the Rt Revd Daniel Deng Abot,formerly a priest of this Diocese, as the Bishop of Duk Diocese in South Sudan.Further, that Bishop Daniel and the ongoing work of reconciliation in South Sudan besupported in prayer on the first day of each month through the Diocesan Pray Dailyresource.

23. The Very Revd Dr Peter Catt to move; Dr Ruth Kerr seconding:Climate Change and the Paris Agreement

That this Synod:

1. gives in principle support to the Interfaith Climate Change Statement to WorldLeaders(2016) (http://www.interfaithstatement2016.org/statement); and2. resolves to make a renewed commitment to taking action on climate change

by requesting:a) the Social Responsibilities Committee and Angligreen to explore how we

might practically fulfil the calling contained within the Interfaith Statement,and for them to work with the diocese, its parishes, and agencies to put itinto action locally;

b) all members of the church, both clergy and laity, toi) consider what more might be done in their own communities to

reduce their own carbon footprint; andii) join the interfaith community to advocate for stronger action on

climate change; andc) that a report on progress be provided to Synod in 2017 by the Social

Responsibilities Committee

RationaleThe Paris agreement and Interfaith Statement

The Paris Agreement was negotiated and adopted by consensus in December 2015.It is a binding agreement that operates within the framework of the United NationsFramework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) which sets out how the worldwill collectively respond to greenhouse gases emissions, mitigation, adaptation andfinance from the year 2020.

The Interfaith Climate Change Statement to world Leaders (2016) was a positiveendorsement of the Paris Agreement by a range of faith leaders and groups fromacross the world.

It has been endorsed widely within Australia, including by: The Revd Dr Lyn Arnold Chair of the Public Affairs Commission (PAC) of the

Anglican Church of Australia, on the recommendation of The Primate. Bishop George Browning, Inaugural Convener the Anglican Communion

Environment Network (ACEN) Sr. Elizabeth Delaney sgs, General Secretary National Council of Churches in

Australia (NCCA).

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The Interfaith Statement serves to renew the commitment of the faith communities toremain active in defining the moral responsibility to care for the Earth and to takeaction within our own local communities.

The six key points contained with the Interfaith Statement are to:1. Urge governments to rapidly sign, ratify and implement the Paris Agreement, and

to increase pledges to reduce emissions in line with keeping the globaltemperature rise to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels;

2. Insist on rapid emissions reduction and peaking by 2020, in order to keep the 1.5Climit within reach;

3. Strongly advocate the greater flows of finance, especially for adaptation and lossand damage;

4. Urge the swift phase out of all fossil fuel subsidies and transition from fossil fuelsto 100% renewable energy by 2050;

5. Encourage faith communities to reduce emissions in their homes, workplaces andcentres of worship and to support and stand in solidarity with communities alreadyimpacted by climate change;

6. Call for fossil fuel divestment and reinvestment in renewables, including within ourown communities, and/or by engaging companies on climate change.

The full statement can be found at:www.interfaithstatement2016.org

The Angl ican Church and c l imate change

In 2011 our Diocesan Synod motion (30. Carbon Tax) recognised our responsibilitybefore God to care for the earth, and acknowledged that human production of carbonemissions was leading to climate change. It urged Anglicans to contribute towards adebate to price carbon, as well as advocate for ongoing climate initiatives andrenewable energy.

In 2014 our Diocesan Synod recognised the urgent environmental and economicchallenges faced by communities in our region due to climate change. This motionsent a clear message that urgent action was required, and signalled our ownwillingness to act on our Christian commitment to care for creation.

In 2014, the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Australia passed a resolutionwhich:

called on individual Anglicans and our Dioceses, as a theological and moralimperative, to review their commitment to protecting the Earth and be prepared tomake significant changes in the ways we live and spend; and

requested each Diocese to review the criteria for its investments, to give highpriority to ecological sustainability and in particular explore removal of fossil fuelindustries from Diocesan investment portfolios (R61/14:www.anglican.org.au/general-synods/2014/Pages/General-Synod-2014.aspx).

This motion in 2016, now before Synod seeks to renew and build on the statedcommitment of our church, and in solidarity with the concerned faith communityworldwide.

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24. Mr D Sneesby to move, the Rt Revd G M Smith Seconding:

That the Financial Services Commission Report for the year ended 31 December2015 be received.

I seek leave of Synod to permit Mr Douglas Porter to address the Synod on the reportof the set time in lieu of the mover.

25. Mr D Sneesby to move, the Rt Revd G Smith seconding:Auditors Report and Statement of Accounts

That the Auditors Report and Statement of Accounts of The Corporationof the Synodof the Diocese of Brisbane and related entities and The Corporation of the LesserChapter of the Cathedral Church of Brisbane for the year ended 31 December 2015as incorporated in the Report Book be adopted.

26. Mr D Sneesby to move, the Rt Revd G Smith seconding:

Budget for 2017

That this Synod approve the Budget for the 12 months ending31 December 2017 asdetailed in the attached summary and in so doing notes:

That this Budget has been prepared nine months in advance of the year ofoperation;

That the Budget will need revision and approval by Diocesan Council in November2016 in the light of any unforeseen external economic factors and more up-to-dateestimates of revenue and costs which may emerge in the intervening period; and

that, whilst Synod acknowledges that the budget may require a refresh in light ofchanged circumstances, that the intent of operational initiatives included in the

Budget as submitted be honoured where possible.

I seek leave of Synod to permit Ms Sandra Long to address the Synod on the motionfor the set time in lieu of the mover.

27 Mr D Sneesby to move, the Rt Revd G Smith seconding:Auditors for 2017

That this Synod appoints Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu as Auditors to the Diocese ofBrisbane for all Diocesan audits for the period ending 31 December 2017.

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Anglican Church of Australia

Diocese of BrisbaneSynod 2016

SYNOD ROLL

&STATISTICS

FOR THE

2016 SESSION OF SYNOD

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President: The Most Reverend Dr Phillip J Aspinall, BSc, Grad Dip RE., BD(Hons), PhD, MBA

Archbishop of Brisbane and Metropolitan of Queensland

The Right Reverend Dr Jonathan C Holland, BA (Hons), BA (Hons)(Oxon), Cert Theol., M.A. (Oxon), M.A., Ph.D.,

Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Brisbane (Northern Region)

The Right Reverend Geoffrey M Smith, BA, Th Dip, Dip Tchg, Grad Cert Min., M.Phil. M.Th., AFAIM, GAICDAssistant Bishop and General Manager/Registrar of the Diocese of

Brisbane

The Right Reverend Alison M Taylor, BA (Hons), BD (Hons), MUP.,Grad.Dip.Org.Beh., AIMM

Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Brisbane (Southern Region)

The Right Reverend Cameron D Venables BA (Hons); BTh.,Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Brisbane (Western Region)

ACTIVE LICENSED CLERGY

Name Appointment

The Revd Trevor Adams Rector, Parish of Kingaroy

The Revd Nicole Anderson Priest-in-Charge, Parish of SamfordThe Ven Olaf Anderson Rector, Parish of New FarmThe Revd Simon Arok Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of St Pauls,

IpswichThe Revd Gary Atherton Rector, Parish of Bramble Bay

The Revd Gerard Bahre Honorary Deacon, Parish of MitchellThe Revd Sharon Baird School Chaplain Hillbrook Anglican College &

Assist Priest, Parish of Aspley-Albany CreekThe Revd Graheme Baldock Rector, Parish of Redcliffe & Area Dean of the

Redcliffe Deanery

The Revd Andrew Baldwin Assistant Priest, Parish of WarwickThe Revd Jeffrey Balnaves Priest-in-Charge, Parish of OakeyThe Revd John Bell Honorary Deacon, Parish of RosewoodThe Revd Daniel Berris Priest-in-Charge, The Lakes Anglican ChurchThe Revd Canon Bruce Boase Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Green Hills Anglican

Community; Honorary Canon, St JohnsCathedral

The Revd Timothy Booth Mission Chaplain and Honorary Deacon, Parishof New Farm

The Revd Anne Bottomley Honorary Assistant Curate, Parish of RedcliffeThe Revd Kevin Bourke Rector, Parish of StaffordThe Revd Thomas Bower Rector, Parish of Dalby

The Revd Canon Ralph Bowles Mission ChaplainParish Health Officer/NCDwithin the PMC, Honorary Canon, St Johns

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Name Appointment

CathedralThe Revd John Bretz Honorary Deacon, Parish of Waterloo BayThe Revd Stephen J Briggs Assistant Priest, Curate, Parish of Banyo

The Revd Jonathan Bright Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Alexandra HillsThe Revd Jonathan Brook Associate Priest, Parish of Surfers ParadiseThe Revd Trevor Bulled Rector, Parish of Holy Trinity, Fortitude ValleyThe Revd Canon Ron Bundy Residentiary Canon, St Johns CathedralThe Revd Helen Button Assistant Priest, Parish of Mt Gravatt

The Revd Robyn Cairns Honorary Deacon, Parish of LoganThe Revd Jamee-Lee Callard Assistant Curate, Parish of Kenmore-BrookfieldThe Revd Mark Calder Rector, Parish of Noosa; Priest-in-Charge Parish

of Cooroora & Area Dean, Sunshine CoastDeanery

The Revd Donald Campbell (BroDonald Campbell SSF)

Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Annerley

The Revd Mark Carlyon Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Toowoomba, StJames; Archdeacon of the Downs

The Revd Dr Peter Catt Dean of St Johns CathedralThe Revd Ian Chevis Honorary Deacon, Parish of LoganThe Revd Helen Chick Priest-in-Charge, Parish of MaroochydoreThe Ven Michael Chiplin Rector, Parish of IndooroopillyThe Revd Elizabeth Chol Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of S Pauls

IpswichThe Revd Raymond Clifton Mission Chaplain, Spiritual & Pastoral Care

Manager

The Revd Jennifer Colbrahams Priest-in-Charge, Parish of GattonMa MaCreekThe Revd Bill Colbrahams Priest-in-Charge, Parish of RosewoodThe Revd Nicole Colledge Chaplain, St Margarets Anglican Girls SchoolThe Revd Andrew Cooper Rector, Parish of GympieThe Revd Jonathan Cornish Chaplain, Canterbury College & Honorary

Assistant Priest, The Lakes Anglican ChurchParish

The Revd Susan Crothers-Robertson,

Chaplain, St Johns Anglican College

The Revd Marilyn Cullen Honorary Deacon, Parish of Bribie Island

The Revd Alan Dale Honorary A.C., Parish of ToowongThe Revd Brenda Davis Deacon & Chaplaincy Support Officer, West

Moreton Anglican CollegeThe Revd Lorraine Dawson Rector, Parish of DraytonThe Revd Keith Dean-Jones Priest-in-Charge, Parish of BundabergThe Revd David Deng Honorary Assistant Priest Parish of CabooltureThe Revd John Deng Honorary Assoc. Priest, Parish of GoodnaThe Revd Josh Dinale Rector, Parish of CoorparooThe Revd Bruce Dorman Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of GympieThe Revd Graham Dorman Priest-in-Charge, Provisional Parish of SpringfieldThe Revd John Dougherty Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Toowoomba WestThe Revd Ian Dredge Associate Priest, Parish of Noosa

The Revd Lynette Dunn Honorary Deacon, Parish of Biggera Waters-Coomera Valley (known as Parish of Gold Coast

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Name Appointment

North)

The Revd Tania Eichler Rector, Parish of Centenary Suburbs & Area

Dean, Brisbane South West DeaneryThe Revd Michael Faragher Priest-in-Charge, Parish of St Lucia

The Ven Denise Ferguson Rector Parish of Cleveland; Archdeacon ofMoreton, Priest-in-Charge, Provisional Parish ofStradbroke Island

The Revd Peter Finlay Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of BiggeraWaters-Coomera Valley (known as Parish ofGold Coast North)

The Revd Canon Mary Florence Residentiary Canon, St Johns CathedralThe Revd Canon Dr Marian Free Rector, Parish of HamiltonThe Revd Ian Furby Chaplain, St Lukes Anglican SchoolThe Revd Ibrahim Gabi Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of YerongaThe Revd Bryan Gadd Senior Chaplain, Anglican Church Grammar

SchoolThe Revd Elizabeth Gaitskell Chaplain, West Moreton Anglican CollegeThe Revd Denis Galloway Mission Chaplain Army Barracks, Enoggera.The Revd Gillian Gardiner(Sister Gillian, SSA)

Mission Chaplain

The Revd Lee Gauld Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of StaffordThe Revd Jeremy Gehrman Mission Chaplain

(Gen Sec, CMS Qld and Nthn NSW)The Ven Richard Gowty Archdeacon EmeritusPriest-in-Charge, Parish

of PalmwoodsThe Revd Jeremy Greaves Rector, Parish of BuderimThe Revd Avriel Green Priest-in-Charge, Parish of NanangoThe Revd Peter Grevett Honorary Deacon, Parish of LoganThe Revd Scot Gunthorpe Rector, Parish of Waterloo Bay

The Revd James Hall Rector Parish of NambourThe Revd Thomas Hall Priest-in-Charge, Parish of StanthorpeThe Revd Kenneth Hansen Honorary Deacon, Parish of Dalby;The Revd Canon Gary Harch Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Kangaroo Point,

Residentiary Canon St Johns CathedralThe Revd Phillip Hardie Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Gold Coast South

The Revd Kay Hart Priest-in-Charge, Parish of GoondiwindiThe Revd Canon Dr Murray Harvey Rector, Parish of Clayfield, Residentiary Canon,

St Johns CathedralThe Ven Valerie Hoare Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Tamborine Mountain

& Archdeacon of the Gold CoastThe Revd Daniel Hobbs Assistant Curate, Parish of ClevelandThe Revd Charles Holmes Priest-in-Charge, Parish of NerangThe Revd Stephen Hooper Associate Priest, Parish of Biggera Waters (Gold

Coast North)The Revd Martyn Hope Rector, Parish of Eastern Hills AnglicansThe Revd Kenneth Hopper Rector, Parish of The Gap (Co-Ord Chaplain,

Greenslopes Private Hospital)

The Revd Geoffrey Hoyte Rector, Parish of Logan & Area Dean LoganDeanery

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Name Appointment

The Revd Rhonda Hunt Honorary Assistant Curate, Parish of NanangoThe Revd Jacqueline Hurren Mission Chaplain, Kokoda Barracks, Canungra

(Tamborine Mountain Parish)

The Revd Dr Jonathan Inkpin Rector, Parish of Toowoomba St Luke and AreaDean, Toowoomba Deanery

The Revd Christopher Ivey Principal, St Andrews Anglican College

The Revd Dr Beverley Jane Mission Chaplain, Parish of Gold Coast North(Pastoral Care Co-ord) Gold Coast

The Revd Jeanette Jamieson Priest-in-Charge, Parish of KingaroyThe Ven. Christopher Johnson Rector, Parish of North Pine, Archdeacon of LilleyThe Revd Lynda Johnson Associate Priest, Parish of North PineThe Revd Martin Johnson Mission ChaplainAmberley Airforce BaseThe Revd Penelope Jones Assoc. Priest, Parish of Toowoomba St LukeThe Revd Peter Judge-Mears Rector, Parish of WishartThe Revd Simon Keith Assistant Priest, Parish of NoosaThe Revd Sandra Kjellgren Rector, Parish of Lutwyche & Area Dean,

Brisbane North EastThe Revd Michele Knight Honorary Assist Curate, Parish of Ipswich

The Revd Stephen Lake Honorary Deacon Parish of ClayfieldThe Revd Dr Catherine Laufer Priest-in-Charge, Parish of CoolumThe Revd Mark Leam Chaplain St Paul's SchoolThe Revd Julie Leaves Rector, Parish of Sandgate-NorthpointThe Revd Canon Sarah Leisemann Chaplain, Cannon Hill Anglican College, Honorary

Canon, St Johns Cathedral

The Revd Gregory Loumeau Associate Priest, Parish of Hervey BayThe Revd Adam Lowe Priest-in-Charge, Parish of St Bartholomew,Toowoomba

The Ven David Lunniss Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of Cooroora,Archdeacon Emeritus Gold Coast Archdeaconry

The Revd John Majok Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of St Pauls,Ipswich

The Ven Gregory March Mission Chaplain, Executive Director Parishes &Other Mission Agencies Commission andArchdeacon for Parish Development

The Revd George Markotsis Rector, Parish of EkibinThe Revd Canon Richard Martin Rector, Parish of All Saints', Brisbane

The Revd Andrea Maslin Honorary Deacon, Parish of MaryboroughThe Revd Peter Mayen Honorary Deacon, Parish of St Pauls, IpswichThe Revd Ian McGrath Associate Priest, Parish of South BrisbaneThe Revd Gregory McGrory Rector, Parish of Burleigh HeadsThe Revd Ann McGuinness Chaplain, All Saints Anglican SchoolThe RevdCanon Linda McWilliam Director of Mission & Social Justice, Anglicare,

Honorary Canon, St Johns Cathedral

The Revd ClayeMiddleton Assistant Priest, Parish of BundabergThe Revd John Milburn Rector, Parish of BulimbaThe Revd Thomas Milton Honorary Assoc Priest, Parish of WishartThe Revd Jane Mitchell Rector, Parish of AlgesterThe Revd Alan Moore Rector, Parish of South Brisbane, Area Dean,

Brisbane South East Deanery

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Name Appointment

The Revd Iain Moore Rector, Parish of Hendra-Clayfield

The Revd Gillian Moses Chaplain, St Aidans Anglican Girls SchoolThe Revd Dr Howard Munro Mission Chaplain -Archbishops Chaplain

The Revd Dr Colin Nicholson Rector, Parish of BardonThe Rt Revd Robert Nolan Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Moggill-Mt Crosby

The Revd Gay Nye Honorary Deacon, Parish of ChermsideThe Revd Miriam Nyrene Honorary Deacon, Parish of Boonah-HarrisvilleThe Revd Dr Stephen Ogden Executive Director Ministry Education

Commission & Principal St Frances TheologicalCollege

The Revd Dr Jonathan Osborne Honorary Assistant Curate, Parish of Sandgate-Northpoint

The Revd Canon James Oulds Rector, Parish of Nundah

The Revd Helen Paget Assistant Priest, Parish of Boonah-HarrisvilleThe Revd Robert Paget Mission Chaplain, Amberley RAAF BaseThe Revd Carol Palmer Priest-in-Charge, Parish of InalaThe Revd Donald Parker Priest-in-Charge, Parish of SouthportThe Revd Peter Palmer Priest-in-Charge, Parish of BeenleighThe Revd Ronald Paschke Priest-in-Charge, Holy Trinity, WoolloongabbaThe Revd Stephanie Patching Assoc. Priest, Parish of Toowoomba St JamesThe Revd Lorna Pattison Honorary Deacon, Parish of CabooltureThe Ven Allan Paulsen Rector, Parish of Hervey Bay, Archdeacon Wide

Bay ArchdeaconryThe Revd William Pearson Honorary Chaplain, The Mission to Seafarers

The Revd Stewart Perry Rector, Parish of Robina-Mermaid BeachThe Revd Dr Andrew Peters Rector, Parish of Everton Park

The Revd Donna Petersen Priest-in-Charge, Parish of WynnumThe Revd Jack Phillips Assistant Priest, Green Hills Anglicans ParishThe Revd Katherine Powell Chaplain, The Glennie School

The Revd Fang Ling Quested Priest-in-Charge, Parish of ZillmereThe Revd Michael Quested Mission Chaplain, Enoggera Barracks

The Revd Laurel Raymond Priest-in-Charge Parish of Allora-Clifton, AreaDean, Southern Downs Deanery

The Revd William Redman Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Ipswich North andChaplain, The Park Centre, Wacol; Area DeanWest Moreton

The Revd Geoffrey Reeder Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of Kenmore-Brookfield

The Revd Harold Reuss OStJ, Priest-in-Charge, Parish of MalenyThe RevdDr James Rigney Warden, St John's CollegeThe Revd David Rogers-Smith Mission Chaplain (Bush Church Aid)The Revd Carol Roth Honorary Deacon, Parish of CoolumThe Revd Dr Daniel Rouhead Assistant Priest, Parish of St Bartholomew,

ToowoombaThe Revd Mary-Anne Rulfs Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of Gold Coast

North & Chaplain, Coomera Anglican CollegeThe Revd Andrew Schmidt Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Bundaberg West

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Name Appointment

The Revd Steven Schwarzrock Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Bribie Island

The Revd John Searle Rector, Parish of Carindale

The Revd Cheryl Selvage Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of Mt Gravatt,

Diocesan Hospital Ministry Co-ordinator;Residentiary Canon, St Johns Cathedral

The Revd Garth Shaw Rector, Parish of PittsworthThe RevdPeter Shayler-Webb Rector, Parish of SherwoodThe Revd Ann Shepperson Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of GympieThe Revd Jennifer Simson Rector, Parish of GrovelyThe Revd Trevor Sketcher Assistant Curate, Parish of Surfers ParadiseThe Revd Howard Smith Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Bramble Bay

The Revd David Snape Mission Chaplain Amberley RAAF Base

The Revd Dr Ann Solari Honorary Deacon, St Johns Cathedral, Brisbane

The Revd Tiffany Sparks Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Ithaca-Ashgrove

The Revd Ronald Spindler Assistant Priest, Parish of St Bartholomew,ToowoombaThe Revd Michael Stalley Rector, Parish of Chelmer-GracevilleThe Rt Revd Douglas Stevens Rector, Parish of Mt Gravatt & Area Dean

Moreton DeaneryThe Revd Rosanne Stower Honorary Deacon, Parish of Biggera Waters-

Coomera Valley (known as Parish of Gold CoastNorth)

The Revd George Stuart Priest-in-Charge, Parish of RochedaleThe RevdKenneth Suddick Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Freshwater,

The Revd ThomasSullivan Rector, Parish of Toowong, Area Dean, BrisbaneWest Deanery

The Revd Theodor Svensen Honorary Deacon, Parish of NambourThe Revd Anthony Swansson Rector, Parish of Beaudesert

The Revd Daniel Talbot Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Jimboomba; PoliceChaplain

The Revd Gavin Talbot Priest-in-Charge Parish of MudgeerabaThe Revd Keren Terpstra Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Booval; Area Dean,

West Moreton DeaneryThe Revd Dr Mervyn Thomas Assistant Priest, Parish of IndooroopillyThe Revd Dr Catherine Thomson Mission Chaplain,Academic Dean, St Francis

CollegeThe Revd Beverley Thorogood Honorary Assist Priest, Parish of Toowoomba, St

JamesThe Revd Thomas Treherne Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Ithaca-Red Hill

The Revd Canon Richard Tutin Canon, St Johns CathedralThe Revd Christopher Tyack Honorary Assistant Curate, Parish of ToowongThe Revd Michael Uptin Rector, Parish of Surfers Paradise& Area Dean

Gold Coast Deanery

The Revd Julia Van Den Bos Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Wilston

The Revd Steffan Van Munster Assistant Priest, Maranoa-Warrego DistrictIncorporating, Charleville, Cunnamulla, Mitchell &Area Dean Maranoa Deanery

The Revd Shan Vierow Rector, Parish of ManlyThe Revd Mark Vincent Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of East

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Name Appointment

BrisbaneThe Revd Dr Graham J Warren Honorary Assistant Priest, Parish of Toowoomba,

St Luke

The Revd Stuart Webb Rector, Parish of Kawana WatersThe Revd Jonathan Whereat Chaplain, The Southport SchoolThe Revd Nicholas Whereat Rector, Parish of Aspley-Albany CreekThe Revd Canon Janne Whitehead Rector, Parish of Gayndah, Area Dean Burnett

DeaneryThe Revd Susan Wilson Priest-in-Charge, Parish of MaryboroughThe Revd Rodney Winterton Rector, Parish of Warwick, Archdeacon of

CunninghamThe Revd Professor Rodney Wolff Assistant Priest, Parish of HamiltonThe Revd Rodney Wood Senior Chaplain, Queensland Police ServiceThe Revd Julie Woolner Rector, Parish of Chermside; Area Dean

Brisbane South West DeaneryThe Revd Josephine Yarham Chaplain, - The Springfield Anglican College

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The Revd Frances Andrews

The Revd Ian BaileyThe Revd Hugh BegbieThe Revd Beverley BellThe Revd Malcolm BellThe Revd Marian BishopThe Revd Dianne BlackThe Revd Paul BlandThe Revd Gary Blundell,The Revd Dr Richard BowieThe Revd Christopher BoyceThe Revd Alfred BurgessThe Revd Ingrid Busk

The Revd Roslyn CliftonThe Revd John CornishThe Revd David CoxThe Revd Canon Elisabeth Crossman,The Revd William CrossmanThe Revd David Curry

The Revd Dorothy DanielsThe RevdBrian Darbyshire,The Revd Barbara Diery

The Rt Revd Leonard Eacott, OAMThe Revd Canon Dr Donald Edwards,

Canon EmeritusThe Revd Kevin Ellem

The Revd Stephanie FrancesThe Right Revd Godfrey FryarThe Revd Dr Richard GibsonThe Revd John Graham-FreemanThe Revd Dr Graeme GoldsworthyThe Revd Val Graydon

The Revd Colleen Guttormsen

The Revd Anthony HalsteadThe Revd John HammerThe Revd Katherine HammerThe RevdDeborah HayThe Revd Robert HayThe Revd Dr Carol Hebron,The Revd DrGeorge HenryThe Revd David HeusslerThe Revd David HunterThe Revd Roderick Irvine

The Revd Shaji Joseph

The Revd Linda Kologaras

The Revd Dr Cecile LanderThe Revd Dr Mervyn LanderThe Revd Terrence Leonard

The Revd Eleanor Mancini

The Revd Rex MarreThe Revd Kevin MastersThe Revd Robert McKennayThe Revd Canon Dr J M McPherson

The RevdIan McWilliamThe Revd Catriona MiddletonThe Revd Peter MooreThe Revd Dianne Murphy

The Revd Lynette NeilThe Revd John NichollsThe Revd Masanja NgwesoThe Revd Philip North

The Revd Barbara Oudt

The Revd Dr John ParsonsThe Revd John PattisonThe Revd Carolyn PayneThe Revd Aubrey PedwellThe RevdJohn PinsonThe Revd John Pryce-Davies

The Revd Stephen RedheadThe Revd Timothy Rogers

The Revd Michael Stephenson

The Revd John Swift

The Revd Ian Trainor,The Revd Malcolm TwineThe Revd Peter Uther

The Revd Herbert WatsonThe Revd Christopher Whittall OAM,The Revd Robert WoolnerThe Revd Ceridwen Wynne

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The Ven Frederick Ailwood

The Revd John ArnoldThe Revd Trevor Austin

The Revd Asirwatham Balasingh,The Revd Dr Raymond BarracloughThe Revd Derek BarrettThe Revd Kenneth BeerThe Revd Michael BennettThe Revd Robert Blackburn,The Revd Robert BlaxlandThe Revd Terrence BoothThe Revd Dr Richard Bowie

The Revd Geoffrey BransgroveThe Ven Robert Braun,The Revd Lima BrayThe Revd Keith BriggsThe Revd Rae BrownThe Revd Canon Ron Bundy (Canon

Emeritus)The Revd Dr Christopher BunkerThe Revd Canon Ross BurnettThe Revd Trevor Butler

The Revd Ross CameronThe Ven Donald CampbellThe Revd Marjorie CharringtonThe Revd Robert ChippendaleThe Revd Elsie ClackThe Rt Revd Bruce ClarkThe Revd John ClarksonThe Revd Canon Keith ColbertThe Revd Maurice CollinsThe Revd Clive CooperThe Revd John CornerThe Revd Patricia Crossley

The Revd John CuffeThe Revd Colin Cussen

The Revd Warren DarnleyThe Revd Peter DaugaardThe Revd Robert DavidsonThe Revd David DeanThe Revd Wilbur DoakThe Revd Patrick DoulinThe Revd John DraytonThe Revd Edmond DunglisonThe Revd CanonRonald Dyson

The Revd Edwin Edgerton

The Revd Canon Arthur FellowsThe Revd Welburn FinlayThe Revd Keith FooteThe Revd Doug FrithThe Revd Graham Frizzell

The Revd John GallagherThe Revd Alan GateThe Revd Alex GaterThe Revd Alfred GerlachThe Revd Andrew GilbertThe Revd Godfrey Gilmour

The Revd Clarence GomersallThe Revd Gerald GreavesThe Revd Valerie GraydonThe Very Revd Arthur GrimshawThe Revd William Guttormsen

The Revd Anthony HallinThe Revd Ian HarrisThe Revd Alwyn HayesThe Revd Canon Bruce Henzell,

Canon Emeritus

The Revd Pamela HillThe Ven Bruce HortonThe Revd Janice Hughes,The Revd Warwick HumphriesThe Revd Martin HunnybunThe Revd Pamela Hynd

The Revd Michael Ingall

The Revd David Johnstone

The Revd John Keyt

The Revd Canon Neville Knott

The Revd Jacqueline LakeThe Revd Denis LandmanThe Revd Dianne LeitchThe Revd Kevin ListerThe Revd Kevin Lewis,The Revd Douglas LloydThe Revd Robert LongThe Revd Canon Brian LynesThe Revd John MageeThe Revd Alexander Macqueen

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The Revd Canon Alexander MarshallOAM (Canon Emeritus)

Martin, The Revd M W

The Revd Daniel Matthews(Brother Daniel SSF)

The Revd Canon Bruce Maughan OAMCanon Emeritus

The Revd John McNameeThe Revd Elroy MeeThe Rt Revd Bevan MeredithThe Revd Karol MissoThe Revd Leslie MonaghanThe Revd Canon Professor John

Morgan

The Revd Canon Ronald MorrisThe Revd Canon Dr Montague MorrisThe Revd Peter MossThe Revd Ian Mundy

The Revd Canon Leonard Nairn,Canon Emeritus

The Revd Eric NeeveThe Revd Canon Allen NeilThe Ven Clifford Nolan

The Revd Graham OatesThe Revd Canon Gavin Ott

The Revd Peter PaineThe Revd Joan PascoeThe Revd William Pearson,The Revd Richard PennyThe Revd RobertPerryThe Revd Rosemary PetersonThe Revd Frank PhillipsThe Revd Kay PitmanThe Revd Jocelyn Pitt,

The Revd David PopeThe Revd Anne-Marie PriestlyThe Revd Desmond PritchardThe Revd James ProsserThe Revd Canon Josephine Pyecroft

The Revd Colin Roberts,The Revd George RobertsThe Revd Mary RobertsThe Revd Ronald RobinsThe Revd Philip RobinsonThe Revd Sidney Rogers

The Revd Cleone Rolfe-Reardon,The Revd Bill Ross

The Revd Leisha Rule

The Revd Geoffory SampsonThe Revd Arthur SavageThe Revd Patrick SheehanThe Revd Allan ShephardThe Revd Dr Barry G ShieldThe Revd John SimpsonThe Revd Julie SimpsonThe Revd Cameron SmithThe Revd Canon Gary SmithThe Revd Mary Smith

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The Revd Kenneth SpreadboroughThe Revd Gordon Steele

The Revd Graham StephensThe Revd Philip StewartThe Revd Dr Donald StewartThe Revd JamesStonierThe Revd Owen Strong

The Revd James TaitThe Very Revd David ThomasThe Revd Edward ThomasThe Ven John ThompsonThe Revd L Jennifer ThompsonThe Ven Heather Toon

The Revd Ian TurnbullThe Revd Ian TurnerThe Revd John Tyler

The Revd Michael Vercoe

The Revd Norman WagstaffThe Revd Robert WalshThe Revd Diana WareThe Revd Stuart WeatherleyThe Revd Clarence White

The Revd Joy White

The Rt Revd Ron WilliamsThe Revd Robert WiskenThe Revd Allan WoodThe Rt Revd Clyde WoodThe Revd Theodore WoodsThe Revd Bruce Worthington

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The Revd Gerald Alais

The Revd Derek AlltonThe Revd Colin Arkell

The Revd Kenneth BakerThe Ven Herbert Booth

The Revd Maurice ChantThe Revd Brian Connell

The Revd JimEdson

The Revd Graham Farrell

The Revd Ronald Grigg

The Reverend Brian HanleyThe Revd Ronald HerbertThe Revd Violet Hill

The Revd Neville JacksonThe Revd Arthur JohnsonThe Revd Drew Jorgensen

The Revd John Keeley

The Revd Norman LawlessThe Revd Alathea LivingstoneThe Revd IlltydLoveluck

The Revd Dr Desmond Neil

The Revd Judith Phillips

The Revd Kenneth ReardonThe Revd Colin RobertsThe Revd John RoderickThe Revd Graham Ross

The Revd Alan SandaverThe Revd Samuel SeymourThe Revd Dr George ShawThe Revd Tom Smith

The Revd John SpeersThe Revd Dr John StrugnellThe Revd Lester Thompson

The Rt Revd Cecil WarrenThe Revd Douglas Wellington

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SYNOD ROLL - LAY MEMBERS 2016

NAME PARISH

Mr David Adams CLAYFIELD, ST MARK'S

Mrs Narrelle Allen NERANGMrs Gwen Amankwah STAFFORD

Mrs Donna Anderson CANTERBURY COLLEGE

Ms Isobel Annat LUTWYCHE

Mr Mamour Anyieth YERONGA

Mr Bill Armagnacq THE GLENNIE SCHOOL

Mrs Wendy Ashley-Cooper THE GLENNIE SCHOOL

Mr Daniel Aspinall HAMILTON

Mr Daniel Axelson GROVELY

Mrs Suzanne Bain ST JOHNS ANGLIAN COLLEGE

Mr Darryl Barber HAMILTON

Mrs Annette Barnes NUNDAHMr Nigel Baron KAWANA WATERS

Mrs Sandra Bartley BUDERIM

Mr Phillip Bate CHELMER-GRACEVILLE

Mrs Robyn Bell CANNON HILL ANGLICAN COLLEGE

Mr Brett Blade CARINDALE

Dr Andrew Bode SOUTHPORT

Ms Carolyn Bradbury MATTHEW FLINDERS ANGLICAN COLLEGE

Mrs Susan Brandis ST HILDA'S SCHOOL

Mr Robert Brier INDOOROOPILLY

Mrs Helyn Brockman GOODNA

Ms Gillian Brown ST AIDAN'S SCHOOLMs Wendy Brown ZILLMERE

Mrs Robyn Brown BRISBANE VALLEY

Dr Paul Browning ST PAUL'S SCHOOL

Dr Desley Buchan ST GEORGE

Mr Leigh Buchanan FORTITUDE VALLEY

Mrs Susan Buchanan IPSWICH

Mrs Frances Burns LOGAN

Mr John Butterworth NOOSA

Mrs Lynne Cain TOOWOOMBA, ST JAMES

Mr Michael Calder NOOSA

Mrs Janelle Caldicott TOOWOOMBA WESTMr Trevor Caldicott TOOWOOMBA WEST

Mrs Joycelyn Cameron BRISBANE VALLEY

Dr Alan Campbell ANGLICAN CHURCH GRAMMAR

Mrs Carol Cannon GOLD COAST SOUTH

Mr Stephen Carige KINGAROY

Mrs Laurel Carr CROWS NEST

Mrs Beryl Carroll GOONANEMAN

Mr Richard Cherry IPSWICH NORTH

Mr Geoff Clarke INALA

Ms Kaye Clouston FRESHWATER

Mr Donald Cock EVERTON PARKMr John Compton TOOWOOMBA, ST LUKE'S

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NAME PARISH

Mr Daryl Cook WYNNUM

Mrs Margaret Cooper-Smith GOONANEMAN

Mrs Kaye Corner TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN

Mr Alex Crawford CLAYFIELD, ST MARK'S

Mr Peter Crawley ST HILDA'S SCHOOLMr Steve Croft THE SPRINGFIELD ANGLICAN COLLEGE

Ms Leanne Cronk TOOWONG

Ms Roslyn Curtis ST MARGARET'S SCHOOL

Mrs Katrina Dale BOOVAL

Mrs Coralie Dart MANLY-TINGALPA

Dr Ann Dashwood TOOWOOMBA, ST LUKE'S

Dr Gemma Dashwood ROSEWOOD

Ms Catherine David GYMPIE

Ms Jacqueline Davis TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN

Mrs Suzanne Davis BUNDABERG

Mr Philip Day SUNNYBANKMs Tamara De kroon NAMBOUR

Mr Joseph Deakin SHERWOOD

Mr Reginald Dean BUNDABERG WEST

Mrs Carol Defries STAFFORD

Mrs Adele Doulin COOLUM

Mr Barry Doyle STRATHPINE

Mr Jeff Drysdale EKIBIN

Mrs Dianne Duff INALA

Mr Mark Dungey SPRINGFIELD PROVISIONAL

Mrs Jennifer Eagles NUNDAH

Dr Neville Eckersley KENMORE-BROOKFIELDMs Sue Ellis BOOVAL

Mrs Roslyn Elston ASPLEY - ALBANY CREEK

Ms Rose Elu TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER

Mrs Lynelle Fenner ALLORA CLIFTON

Mrs Marie Flegler MAROOCHYDORE

Mrs Christine Forsyth MUNDUBBERA-EIDSVOLD-MONTO

Mr John Fradgley ALL SAINTS' ANGLICAN SCHOOL

Mr Gary Franks CABOOLTURE

Mr Ian Fraser REDCLIFFE

Mr Jeremy Freyburg TOOWOOMBA, ST

Ms Marie Fuller BANYOMr Alan Gallimore CATHEDRAL

Ms Marian Gilbert BURLEIGH HEADS

Mr Richard Gillies YERONGA

Mr Julian Glassock WILSTON

Mr Richard Glover THE GAP

Mr Greg Gosper CHERMSIDE

Dr Christopher Gourlay CATHEDRAL

Mr Anthony Green CABOOLTURE

Mrs Merilyn Greensill HERVEY BAY

Mrs Nerryl Hagenbach MAROOCHYDORE

Ms Julia Hains ROBINA-MERMAID BEACHMr David Hale ANNERLEY

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NAME PARISH

Ms Barbara Hamilton BOONAH-HARRISVILLE

Mr Patrick Hanly ROMA

Mrs Sharon Hannah ALLORA-CLIFTON

Mrs Leisa Harper FRASER COAST ANGLICAN

Mr Frank Harrison NORTH PINEMr Stephen Harrison GOLD COAST NORTH

Mr Barry Harwood SHERWOOD

Mr Victor Haseldine MORNINGSIDE

Mr John Haselwood JANDOWAE

Mrs Rosalind Haselwood JANDOWAE

Mr Martin Hawkins ROCHEDALE

Dr Sylvia Haworth CHERMSIDE

Ms Jenna Haywood BARDON

Mrs Cheryl Heidrich MUNDUBBERA-EIDSVOLD-MONTO

Mr James Heiser CARINDALE

Mr Roger Henderson DALBYMr Jonathan Hensman FRASER COAST ANGLICAN

Mrs Michelle Heuston TARA

Dr Robyn Heyworth WOOLLOONGABBA

Mr Stephen Hilditch COOROORA

Mr Stephen Horne KILCOY

Ms Wendy Hovard NEW FARM

Mr Brenden Humberdross MARYBOROUGH

Mr Quinn Humphreys ZILLMERE

Mr Desmond Hunt IPSWICH

Ms Jacqui Hunter NEW FARM

Mr Alan Huntly NERANGMr Fred Hurman OAKEY

Mrs Janet Hurman OAKEY

Mrs Denise Iseppi CROWS NEST

Mrs Lesleigh Jackson GOLD COAST SOUTH

Mr Arthur Jayasundera GROVELY

Mrs Barbara Jenkins KINGAROY

Mr Lawrence Johansen GATTON-MA MA CREEK

Mrs Marjorie Johansen GATTON-MA MA CREEK

Mrs Judith John MT GRAVATT

Mr Lloyd Johnston PALMWOODS

Mrs Lorraine Jubb BRIBIE ISLANDMs Cheryl Kadinsky EAST BRISBANE

Mr Barry Kelly The Springfield Anglican College

Mr Robert Kelly SURFERS PARADISE

Mr Grantley Kemble GOLD COAST NORTH

Mr Reg Kernke ANGLICAN SCHOOLS OFFICE

Dr Ruth Kerr, OAM ST LUCIA

Mr Robert Kersnovske SAMFORD

Mr David Keyt KANGAROO POINT

Mr Stephen Khu COORPAROO

Mr Robert Kirkwood REDCLIFFE

Ms Anna-Britt Kjellgren LUTWYCHEMrs Carmen Kleindienst GREEN HILLS

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NAME PARISH

Mr Stephen Knott COOMERA ANGLICAN COLLEGE

Mr Alex Kutuzov ROCHEDALE

Mrs Susan Lane ITHACA - ASHGROVE

Mrs Jayne Lansdown HENDRA-CLAYFIELD

Ms Kay Lauchland SURFERS PARADISEMr Damian Law BARDON

Mr David Lawler NANANGO

Mr Phillip Layton COOLUM

Dr Dianne Le Clercq GREEN HILLS

Mr Simon Lees TOOWOOMBA ANGLICAN COLLEGE

Mr David Lewis SANDGATE NORTHPOINT

Ms Julie Lewis EASTERN HILLS ANGLICANS

Dr Ann Ling CHELMER-GRACEVILLE

Mrs Elizabeth Little CALOUNDRA

Mrs Julie Lobwein BARAMBAH

Ms Ash-Lee Lund JIMBOOMBAMrs Jenni-Lee Lund JIMBOOMBA

Mr Peter Luxton TOOWONG

Mrs Ann MacRonald KENMORE-BROOKFIELD

Mrs Mary Maddocks SANDGATE NORTHPOINT

Mr Scott Malcolmson ITHACA - RED HILL

Mr Russell Manfield SOUTHPORT

Mr Earl Marken WISHART

Mrs Jane Markotsis EKIBIN

Mrs Jess Marrinan ASPLEY - ALBANY CREEK

Mrs Helen Marsden CHINCHILLA

Mr Maurice Marsden CHINCHILLAMr Richard Mason ST LUCIA

Mrs Diane Massurit ST GEORGE

Mrs Irene May BEAUDESERT

Mrs Pamela McHardy MARYBOROUGH

Mr Geoff McLay WEST MORETON ANGLICAN

Mrs Christine Mclean MITCHELL

Mrs Justine Miller ROMA

Mrs Sheila Milton WISHART

Mr Ian Mitchell LOGAN

Mrs Robyn Morris BANYO

Mr Ian Mowat NANANGOT

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