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March 2024 Quiet Day

Diocesan Anglican Women Quiet Day at Anglican Parish of St John’s, 45 Sturgeon St, Raymond Terrace. Conducted by: The Rev’d Canon Stephen Niland Date: Tuesday, 26th March, 2024 Time: 9:30am until 3:00pm Please bring your own lunch “Our flower this year is lavender which represents: silence, purity, devotion, serenity, grace, and calmness” Theme: “What does... Continue reading

2023 Lent Retreat

Catalina Conference Centre, Rathmines - Accommodation: The Centre is situated on the western shores of beautiful Lake Macquarie, between Toronto and Morisset. A spacious, very comfortable, single-level facility, it is surrounded by parks and walkways. The former RAAF Base Hospital has been renovated and transformed into a multi-purpose venue, which was bought in 2014 by... Continue reading

Spring Celebrations

Riding for the Disabled This year the annual Spring Celebrations organised by Anglican Women in the various deaneries of the Diocese of Newcastle in September will feature speakers from Riding for the Disabled, which has a number of centres in the diocesan area. RDA will be the focus of AW’s Thank You Box giving over... Continue reading

A day of celebration

Anglican Women at East Maitland About 120 people braved the rain and cool conditions to attend the service, held in the magnificent St Peter’s Church at East Maitland. Following refreshments in the comfortably heated church, the service commenced at 10 am. Rector, Archdeacon David Batterick, welcomed everyone to this historic and suggested that we not... Continue reading

Consecration of new Bishops

On Thursday evening, 10th May 2018 – the Ascension of our Lord – a wonderful service, full of pomp and ceremony, took place at Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle, where the consecration of two new Assistant Bishops for Newcastle – Sonia Roulston and Charlie Murray was celebrated. Sonia is to be the Bishop of the Inland...

Some Background to ‘Anglican Women’

Anglican Women “exists to celebrate and support women, both lay and ordained, in their ministries and in their witness by providing the opportunity for fellowship and the concrete expression of their unity in Christ”. (The Most Rev’d Philip Aspinall, 2009) Anglican Women has existed in many dioceses, though currently, it remains active in only Riverina, Bathurst, Newcastle... Continue reading