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Seeing things in a new light Monday May 19 2025

... that same artwork now filters the light into the front room of St Mark’s, Golden Square. The welcoming entry space of the church and its baptismal font are now bathed in light seen through Indigenous understanding and culture. This is most fitting given it is in this space that Shannon hosts an art group and safe place attended by Aboriginal elders. As some of them explore their experience as members of the Stolen Generation they now do so in a church building which acknowledges and reflects their history and culture.

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Statement Regarding the Ven. Canon A/Prof Uncle Glenn Loughrey Tuesday April 08 2025

The Anglican Dioceses of Bendigo and Melbourne acknowledge the recent media attention regarding a Facebook post made by Uncle Glenn Loughrey, Archdeacon for Reconciliation, First Peoples Recognition and Treaty in the two Dioceses, on 26 February 2025, which was deleted the same day.

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Supporting Anglicare and Celebrating Christmas in Stanhope Sunday December 15 2024

It’s a long way in time and space from the Goulburn Valley in 2024 to Bethlehem at the beginning of the 1st century, but as we gathered in the warm evening our hearts and minds were transported back to Bethlehem and the truly miraculous appearance of God in human form

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The Engine Room at St Peter’s, Eaglehawk Sunday January 19 2025

Recently St Peters, Eaglehawk created its very own engine room! With the approval of the bishop, part of the sanctuary area (where the organ used to be) has been transformed into a prayer chapel. We want our buildings to reflect what is important for us, and this space will reflect the importance of prayer in the parish. We want to encourage its use before and after church, during the week, for both individuals and small groups. May it be the place where all the hard work and effort is done, often hidden from view but essential for success.