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PEOPLE LOCATION DAY PEOPLE LOCATION DAY

ADKINS, Peter & Gwen NSW/ACT Regional Office 21

ALEXANDER, Gary & Nikk Kununurra 4

BARCLAY, Dale & Rachel Sunraysia South 15

BLACKWATER Vacant 30

CASPERSONN, Peter & Lee Hay Co-Workers 24

CHAPMAN, Bruce & Jody Diocesan Youth Worker, NT 9

DAVIS, Steve & Lyn SA/NT Ministry Centre 8

FELL, David & Crystal Norfolk Island 25

FURNEAUX ISLAND Vacant 19

GAULTON, Les & Jenny Karratha 6

GOODACRE, Andy & Liz Launceston University Project 20

GOSCOMBE, Richard & Tracy Wickham 7

GRIFFITHS, Irfon & Barbara Launceston Affiliates 20

HALLINAN, Cheryl Bush Scripture Adviser 22

HAY, Grant & Kimberley Prison Chaplain Willochra 13

HAYNES, Stuart & Katherine Moranbah 29

HEALY, Robert & Kaye, WA Regional Office 3

HENLEY, Brad & Joh Kangaroo Island 10

HILL, Joel & Hannah Roxby Downs MTA 12

ICS Richard Bromley Intercontinental Church Society 31

KING ISLAND Vacant 18

KNIGHT, Philip & Elke Port Hedland 5

LANE, Adrian Victorian Regional Office 14

LANHAM, Richard & Julie Sale Youth Officer 17

LEWIS, Mary & Owen Roxby Downs 11

LUKE, Barry & Avril Roxby Downs Affiliate 11

MCARTNEY, Derek & Amanda Newman 5

MITCHELL, David & Tracy Geraldton MTA 6

MITCHELL, Ran & Jenny Anglicare Northern NSW 26

MORGAN, David & Priya Paraburdoo 7

NADEN, Nathaniel Living Waters Student Minister 24

NADEN, Neville & Kathryn Broken Hill Indigenous Worker 23

NICOL, Frank & Jo Exmouth 3

NIXON, Anne & Noel Winton 28

OLDFIELD, Rod & Christene Cloncurry 26

ORR, Doug & Frances, Nomads 2

PAINTING, Helena Yass Schools Worker 22

PALMER, Peter & Joy FIFO Mining Chaplaincy 12

PIGGOTT, Geoff & Tracey Coober Pedy 10

PIPER, David & Joanne Lightning Ridge 27

QUINN, Dennis & Lois Tasmania Office 17

ROGERS-SMITH, David & Julie QLD/Nth NSW Office 25

SANDEFUR, Joy Consultant on Indigenous Matters 2

SHORT, Mark & Monica National Office 1

STUBBS, Robert & Jennifer BCA Dusty Boots Programme 2

WATSON, Jim & Natalie Kununurra Co-Workers 4

WEICKHARDT, Steve & Ness Strathfieldsaye 16

WRIGHT, Alfrene Gulargambone Co-Worker 21

WHYBROW, Lindsay & Carolyn Hillston Co-Workers 23

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Jesus loves me!

I had just announced our song, “Jesus loves me, this I know, and the Bible tells me so”, when a parishioner walked quickly down the aisle, stood in front of me and presented me with a red rose. I accepted the rose with a light heart and a wide grin. Anglican life is rarely dull! However, the best was yet to come! As I accepted the rose, she asked in a loud voice, “Bishop, do you love Jesus?” To the unexpected question I quickly affirmed, “Yes, I love Jesus!” The congregation was all smiles as I stood there in all my Episcopal glory, holding a red rose.Expecting the parishioner to return to her pew, I announced our song for a second time. But the woman (who had remained standing in front of me) repeated her question in a booming voice, “Bishop, do you love Jesus?” “Yes”, I replied in a loud voice and again with a wide smile, “I love Jesus!”Satisfied at last, she then walked back to her pew and turned to face me as I finished announcing for the third time our song, “Jesus loves me, this I know, and the Bible tells me so”.At this point I confess that I was feeling a little relieved as I was not sure where the previous questions might have led. But just then, she shouted out for the entire world to hear, “Bishop, I love Jesus too!”Well, you can imagine, the congregation erupted with joy, laughter, clapping and enthusiastically affirmed our forthright Sister. This was an undoubted “God-moment” and the angels in heaven would have danced wildly!Our celebration of “Jesus loves me!” is central to our great Christian festivals of Christmas and Easter. The joy of the coming of Jesus Christ to a humble stable in Bethlehem, the unjust and cruel death of the Preacher of the Sermon on the Mount, the world changing resurrection and glorious ascension, all sound out “Jesus loves me!”This is the Good News that we proclaim. And like the Anglican parishioner in Tasmania, we look for the response, “Yes, I love Jesus!” BCA Missioners and supporters, let us all work and pray for the positive response of every heart to God’s glorious act of love in Christ Jesus.There is no greater task!May the Holy Spirit empower and bless our mission.

John HarrowerBishop of Tasmania and President of BCA

EDITORIAL

The Revd Dr Mark & Mrs Monica Short, Mrs Robyn Williams, Mrs Rebecca Jeavons, Ms Desiree Chan, Mrs Philippa McLoughlin, Mrs Alison Pearce & Miss Melinda LawLevel 7, 37 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Phone 02 9262 5017 Fax 02 9262 5020, Email [email protected]

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Melinda, Philippa, Alison, Mark, Rebecca, Desiree and Robyn

“The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them; He delivers them from all their troubles. The Lord is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” Psalm 34:17-18

MarchPray for new BCA appointments, February 2015: Joel Hill, Roxby Downs MTA; Nathaniel Naden starting theological studies and ministry, Sydney; and Regional Officers, David Rogers-Smith and Steve Davis.

AprilPray for all Field Staff as they conduct Easter services and outreach in their particular location. May the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus touch hearts and minds anew and for the very first time.

MayThe Society has its Annual General Meeting and Council Meeting, 27-28 May. Pray for reflection and insight for the Councillors as Field Staff reports are presented with thanksgiving for God’s provision during 2014. Pray for new Councillors beginning their service with BCA.

ProfileThe National Office provides the overall administrative and operational structures for BCA. In conjunction with the Regional Offices it works towards the best outcomes in response to gospel opportunities. The Revd Dr Mark Short, National Director, is supported by Rebecca, Alison, Melinda, Philippa, Desiree and Robyn.4 5

2The Revd Dr Joy Sandefur4/74 Airlie RoadMontmorency Vic 3094Phone 0402 291 927Email [email protected]

National Researcher/Adviser on Indigenous Matters

The Revd Robert & Mrs Jenny StubbsMobile 0407 282 657Email [email protected] Hazell (NSW Contact)[email protected] Mobile 0438 691 363

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BCA Nomads Co-ordinators

“Serve wholeheartedly, as if you were serving the Lord, not people.” Ephesians 6:7

“But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed.” Isaiah 53:5

Mr Doug & Mrs Frances Orr7 Cynthia AveCastle Hill NSW 2154Phone 02 9634 4138 Mobile 0427 818 476Email [email protected]

• Pray for preparations for all schools going out on the Dusty Boots trips this year, in particular Shellharbour Anglican College to Gilgandra.

• Pray that these young people will be able to learn more about the work of BCA through these trips.

• Continue to pray for contact through the Dusty Boots Programme Book and BCA website.

BCA Dusty Boots Programme

Give thanks for the great support Nomads were able to provide to many locations during 2014, particularly to new Field Staff. Pray for wisdom as Nomads plan their activities for 2015 that they will be open to our Lord’s calling on where they may best be of service. Pray for our first ‘Nomad Gathering’ that we may share in fellowship and discern how to best use our resources in greater service. For more information contact Doug and Frances or visit our website www.bushchurchaid.com.au

“And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.” Colossians 3:14

MarchThank God for many Indigenous Christians studying the Bible and Ministry skills at Nungalinya College in Darwin and its sister college Wontulup-Bi-Buyu College in Cairns. Pray for growth in Christ, understanding of the Bible, ministry skills and ability to share what they learn in their churches.

AprilPray that many Indigenous people will decide to follow Jesus when they hear the Good News of the Easter message as it is preached this Easter. Pray for Indigenous clergy as they prepare for their Easter services throughout Australia.

MayPray that God will bless the work of Indigenous Chaplains like Grant Hay and Alfrene Wright as they serve God in prisons, hospitals and schools in different places. Ask God to call others to serve as Chaplains to Indigenous people.

ProfileThe honorary role of National Researcher/Adviser on Indigenous Matters provides assistance to BCA in research and issues relating to ministry by BCA with Indigenous people. Ministry is widely varied from BCA having Indigenous BCA staff to others walking alongside Indigenous people in various capacities. BCA has a long history of working alongside Indigenous people and desires to continue to work in partnership with them. Pray for wisdom as future ministry is planned.

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“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” Deuteronomy 6:5

MarchPray that the love we have for the LORD will be evident in all that we do. Pray for safe travel for the Regional Officers, and others, going to Melbourne for the Anglican Future Conference.

AprilPray for outreach at Easter, as we remember the death and resurrection of Christ. Pray for the lost that they will love the LORD. Pray that the work and ministry of BCA will touch souls for Jesus.

MayPray for the farmers as new crops take root across the agricultural areas. May God’s word grow in the hearts of all Australians. Praise God for the BCA Field Staff and their reports to BCA National Council in Sydney.

ProfileThe Revd Robert Healy served as Karratha Field Staff from 2000-2001. He represented Western Australia on the BCA Executive from May 2007 to June 2013. Rob was commissioned as the WA Regional Officer in July 2013. Rob is married to Kaye and they have three adult children - Cameron, Daniel and Caitlin.

Diocese of Perth The Most Revd Roger Herft

“For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God. He was put to death in the body but made alive in the Spirit.” 1 Peter 3:18

MarchPlease pray for our new parish council. Pray that God will give us wisdom as we plan to reach Exmouth for Christ this year. Please pray that the parish council and the wider church would be enthusiastic and bold to proclaim the life saving message of Christ.

AprilOur Church will be running two outdoor services for Easter this year. Pray that these will run smoothly, that the gospel is proclaimed clearly and that we have appropriate follow up activities for anyone who might be looking to investigate the events of the cross more deeply.

MayAs the many visitors flow into our town pray that we will be a welcoming church. Please pray that we will have a mutually encouraging time with the visitors who join us each Sunday. Pray that we will not neglect reaching out to the “locals” of our town at this time.

ProfileExmouth is located 1250km north of Perth. Famous for the Ningaloo reef and Cape Range National Park, thousands of visitors flock to Exmouth every year boosting the town’s regular population of approximately 2500 people. Locals are involved in industries such as tourism, fishing, and maintenance of the nearby Naval Base and support services that go along with all of these things. Exmouth Anglican Community Church seeks to proclaim Jesus in this context.

Diocese of North West Australia The Rt Revd Gary Nelson

The Revd Frank & Mrs Jo NicolLydia (2011) Eli (2013)PO Box 542Exmouth WA 6707Phone 08 9949 1694Email [email protected]

The Revd Robert & Mrs Kaye Healy C/- GPO Box W2067, Perth WA 6846 Phone 1300 554 025 Email [email protected]

WA BCA Centre Exmouth

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Kununurra Co-Workers4

Mr Jim & Mrs Natalie WatsonJesse 2004, Matthew 2005, Luke 2007, Isabel 2010PO Box 2196 Kununurra WA 6743Phone 08 9169 1553 Mobile 0414 520 379Email [email protected]

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“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.” Romans 1:16

MarchPlease pray for good cohesion between the new people in church and the existing–that we would reflect the family of God and be a good support to one another. Pray for preparations for Easter next month.

AprilPlease pray for an effective and fruitful Easter outreach as we celebrate the most significant thing God has done for us. May we be a church that understands the significance of the gospel and the importance of sharing it with our community and families.

MayPlease pray for effective outreach during the tourist season with the coffee van, especially with the opportunities we have during the Ord Valley Muster. Pray for good attendance and preparation for the church camp coming up in June. Please pray as we start up our 5pm Café Church again this month.

ProfileSt James Kununurra meets each Sunday - 8am (during tourist season), 9:30am every Sunday and 5pm Café Church (from May to October).Kununurra is a magnificent part of God’s creation with many beautiful sites to visit and things to see. Kununurra is surrounded by irrigated farm land with an abundance of fresh water from Lake Argyle Dam and the Ord River. Farming is a fast growing industry in our region along with tourism and mining.


The Revd Gary & Mrs Nikki AlexanderThomas 2011, Tobias 2014PO Box 2392 Kununurra WA 6743Phone 0400 816 130Email [email protected]

Kununurra

“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” Joshua 1:9

Pray for• Jim and our boys helping at Bethel Bible Study group for Aboriginal

children. Pray for faithful gospel teaching and discipleship.• Nat as she plans to teach Scripture at school.• Children needing foster care in our community and for us as we open

our home in this way again.• Aunty Florence (age 90yrs) went to heaven in January after 20 years

serving Christ and Aboriginal people in Kununurra.• A good rest over the holidays, health, fun and cool weather.• Our children’s growth in knowledge and love of Jesus, life skills and

school.• Our family Bible study group; learning and walking together in the

Lord.


UPCOMING REGIONAL EVENTSEach region has an upcoming fellowship event, including an AGM, where

you can find out the latest BCA news and meet Regional Officers and Field

Staff. To find out the details for your region, please see the Autumn RA or

visit the Events page on our website.

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5The Revd Philip & Mrs Elke KnightAnnabella 2001, Lilly 20059 Padbury PlacePort Hedland WA 6721Phone 08 9173 4324Email [email protected]

Port HedlandNewman5The Revd Capt Derek & Capt Amanda McArtneyGerard 1989, Hamish 1990, Gordon 1993PO Box 68 Newman WA 6753Phone 08 9175 1350 or 0499 778 116Fax: 08 9177 8306Email [email protected]

“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ.” Ephesians 1:3

MarchPray that new people joining the church will be warmly welcomed and encouraged to use their gifts as other people leave. Pray for the women’s Bible study groups that they will grow in spiritual wisdom and in their passion to reach out to other mums in the community.

AprilGive thanks for the many opportunities we have in our community over Easter to proclaim the gospel message. Pray for a spiritual awakening of people’s hearts and minds to the claims of Jesus and that they will repent and believe.

MayPray for Eion Simmons and his family as we work together in proclaiming the gospel in Hedland. Pray that our home groups will continue to grow in their passion to live life in a Christian community and study God’s Word.

ProfilePort Hedland is a typical mining town with a transient population who come with dreams of financial security and material possessions providing them with the joy that only God can bring. Many have young children and no extended family nearby which presents unique challenges but also opportunities for friendships and gospel ministry. May the gospel reveal the emptiness of dreams of material wealth as well as highlight the treasure of Jesus and the joy of being part of a church family.


“Very truly I tell you, no servant is greater than his master, nor is a messenger greater than the one who sent him.” John 13:16

MarchPraise God for the numerous ministry opportunities open to us here in this beautiful place. Pray for wisdom for us to discern what to take on in ministry and what to let go of. Pray for continued diligence for the church here to keep reading and studying God’s life changing word.

AprilHe is Risen Indeed … Alleluia! Pray for a great outpouring of The Holy Spirit as we out reach this Easter. May lives be redeemed and transformed. Pray for us as we then head to Ravenswood for the marriage of our third son Hamish to Rachel. Derek is honoured to be marrying them.

MayThank God as we once more host the “Men of Iron” camp where all the men of the Anglican churches in the Pilbara are invited to a weekend of great fellowship and profound teaching. This year’s guest speaker is Marty Ford from Trinity Theological College. Give thanks for the children at our church.

ProfileWe feel so blessed to be here in the heart of the Pilbara. Newman is a mining town that, due to the isolation, has a real sense of community. The population is very young and the town is full of children. The majority of high schoolers go to boarding school which means there are few teenagers. As a church family, we have people from all over the world that come from many different denominational backgrounds, which is a wonderful blessing. We invite you to join Newman Anglican Church on Facebook.


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Archdeacon Les & Mrs Jenny Gaulton2 Samson WayKarratha WA 6714Phone 08 9144 2594Email [email protected]

Karratha/Dampier 6The Revd David & Mrs Traci MitchellDaphne 2011, Edward 201418 Mark WayMt Tarcoola WA 6530 Phone 0409 049 416Email [email protected]

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“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come; the old has gone, the new is here!” 2 Corinthians 5:17

MarchThank God for His ongoing enabling and upholding through the many difficulties of Pilbara life. Pray that God will stir up His people to love and good works as they interact with their friends, neighbours and workmates.

AprilThank God for the end of Cyclone Season and for the coming of the cooler weather. Pray that we will use the extra freedom that the cooler weather brings for His glory and the extension of the Kingdom of God in Karratha.

MayThank God for those who will visit with us on holidays this year. Pray that we will be proactive in reaching out to the many travellers who will pass through the town and that those who have come to stay will find a true Bible believing and spiritual home.

ProfileKarratha is the residential, educational and service centre for the West Pilbara region. Dampier is a major port for the export of iron ore, salt, and natural gas. The Dampier Seafarers’ Centre services thousands of visiting seafarers every year. Pray for the Chaplain, Ian McGilvray and his wife Susan as they undertake this vital and very demanding ministry; they are also valuable members of our congregation. Long work hours, high pay, ‘extreme’ materialism and secularism are constant barriers that only the gospel of Jesus can overcome.


“So he reasoned in the synagogue with both Jews and God-fearing Greeks, as well as in the marketplace day by day with those who happened to be there.” Acts 17:17

MarchGive thanks for the resources that God has given us, most especially for the gift of His Son. Pray for creativity and energy in finding ways to reach more people with the saving news of King Jesus. Pray that the gospel transforms us - growing us to be more like Christ. Pray for opportunities this Easter.

AprilGive thanks for opportunities to reach people as they move into new houses. Pray that there will be Christians who can reach their neighbours for Christ’s kingdom and join us in worshiping him together. Pray that we will grow together as servant-hearted people.

MayGive thanks for all those who pray for us and support us in prayer and for our fellow workers. Pray that while we plant and water well, God will give growth. Pray that our marriage grows stronger and that we raise our children to love and serve Christ.

ProfileDavid is continuing his Ministry Training Arrangement working as an evangelist and church planter in the South of Geraldton. This is a growing area with no established churches. The ministry is only beginning to take shape, but it is built on the solid foundation of Christ Jesus and grown by His word. David is married to Traci and they have two children (Daphne -3 years and Edward -3 months).


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The Revd Richard & Mrs Tracy GoscombeSarah 1996, Josh 1994, Rachel 199233 Herbert Way Wickham, WA 6720 Phone 08 9187 0155 Mobile 0407 990 099, Email [email protected]

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“If you declare with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved.” Romans 10:9-10

MarchPray for a well attended AGM where wise and godly decisions are made. Also thank God for the connections His people have with non-believers in these towns and pray that His people here will have beautiful feet as we share the news of Jesus with others. Pray for wisdom in what ministries to pursue.

AprilThank God for our friends Matt, Wayne and Gary who have visited the Pilbara over Feb-March to help Dave with ministry in Priya’s absence. Please especially uphold the Bootsmas in prayer as they minister to the people of Paraburdoo and Tom Price while we are on leave for the birth of our first child.

MayPlease pray for ongoing fruit from the Bootsma’s ministry over Easter and Anzac day. Also pray for Priya as she moves back to town. Pray that she will be a godly mum and make many solid gospel connections through the various mums and bubs groups in town.

ProfilePriya was required to leave Paraburdoo in early January because of possible birth complications, while Dave has stayed on in the Pilbara. We are thankful for our families in Sydney who are caring for Priya, and friends from there and WA who have visited the Pilbara to give Dave a hand while he is without Priya. The new year brings many opportunities for ministry to us and the people we fellowship with here. Thank you for upholding God’s people here in your prayers.


The Revd David & Mrs Priya MorganPO Box 268 Paraburdoo WA 6754Phone 08 9189 5359Email [email protected]

ParaburdooWickham

“A“Therefore, since through God’s mercy we have this ministry, we do not lose heart.” 2 Corinthians 4:1

MarchPray for the Corner family, as Brendan and Kim have moved from the South Coast of NSW to establish the first of our micro-industries–a wood shop creating furniture from reclaimed materials and the use of traditional timbers for carving. Pray for their family as they build relationships. Pray that we can assist local men and boys in developing trade skills, a new love of learning and discovering their own value and worth in their families and community.

AprilPray for our work to establish a united community response to the increase of methamphetamine use in the area and its hugely destructive impact among a diverse range of people. Give thanks for links with the ‘Fresh Start’ programme in Perth and pray for those receiving naltrexone implants, specialised counselling and ongoing support in Rehabilitation. Pray for the funding of this work and give thanks for the generosity of the Christian folk who operate this Centre as a ministry.

MayPray for preparations for the first Youthworks College Mission that will see over 30 Diploma students coming each year to support ministry of the gospel to the Aboriginal community in Wickham and Roebourne and also to outlying communities, including Tom Price and Paraburdoo.

ProfileWickham is a mining town 1600kms north of Perth, and 50kms from Karratha. With the neighbouring towns of Roebourne and Point Samson there is a combined population of over 4000.

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8The Revd Steve & Mrs Lyn DavisMs Helen Spring35 Whitmore SquareAdelaide SA 5000Phone 1300 733 706 or 08 8221 5444Office hours 9am–1pm Monday to WednesdayEmail [email protected]

“Who among the gods is like you, Lord? Who is like you majestic in holiness, awesome in glory, working wonders?” Exodus 15:11

MarchPlease give thanks for our preparation for work in the four Dioceses in which we will serve. Please pray as we commence our ministry that we will gain a big picture view of the work of BCA so that we are prepared to speak on a wide range of BCA activities in our region and beyond.

AprilPlease pray as we meet with and work with the Regional Committee and the National board, that we will become part of the team supporting the work of BCA. Pray that we will balance our work with the commitments of travel and visiting a number of churches and those serving in the field.

MayAs we continue to visit the Field Staff and see their work in the context in which they serve, please pray that we form strong bonds with the people and their ministries and that we find ways to meet their various needs. Give thanks for the work of Helen Spring in the office.

ProfileSteve and Lyn served in education in regional and remote South Australia including Tarcoola and Mintabie, communities serviced by BCA personnel. While in Waikerie they made the decision to leave teaching, enter Bible College and go into some kind of vocational ministry. The former BCA parish of Streaky Bay beckoned and they served there as leaders of the parish. They both have a strong desire to nurture Christians in the bush and encourage their faith.

Diocese of Adelaide The Most Revd Dr Jeffrey Driver

South Australian/Northern Territory BCA Centre

Steve and Lyn Davis Helen Spring

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The Revd Bruce & Mrs Jodi ChapmanMatthew 2000, Laura 2002, Felicity 2004, Oliver 20063 Thornton CrescentMoil NT 0810Phone 0439 645 [email protected]

“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.” 2 Timothy 2:15

MarchGive thanks for the Men’s Conference (6-7 March) and teaching from Paul’s letters on the theme ‘Stand Firm’. Pray that the Anglican Future Conference in Melbourne (25-27 March) will be a great time of teaching and fellowship. Pray for preparations for Easter Camp (5-8 April).

AprilPray for training of our Aboriginal leaders and the following NT Synod. Pray for wisdom as Synod debates the incorporation of Anglicare NT. Pray for the youth going to KYCK Youth Conference in Sydney (24-26 April). Pray for preparations for Katherine Convention youth programme (2-4 May).

MayPray for a training trip to Groote Eylandt and Bickerton Island with members of the Diocesan Ministry Resource Unit (16-24 May). Pray also for training for the leaders of Yangbala Kemp (29-31 May). Give thanks for Bruce being able to attend a children and youth ministry conference in Sydney (11-13 May).

ProfileThe Diocesan Youth Minister works part-time at St Peter’s Nightcliff modelling youth ministry; and part time training and encouraging throughout the NT including Arnhem Land churches.

Diocese of Northern Territory The Rt Revd Dr Greg Anderson

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10The Revd Geoff & Mrs Tracey PiggottPO Box 266Coober Pedy SA 5723Phone/Fax: 08 8672 5038Email [email protected]

Kangaroo Island

“But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Matthew 6:20-21

MarchPray for the new school Principal as he settles in. May the Christian community work well together in presenting the message of Jesus to the school students in our term Religious Instruction.

AprilThe Opal Festival around Easter is significant as this was when opal was discovered in Coober Pedy in 1915. A team from The Camden Haven church in NSW is coming to help run activities, that surprise, surprise–will focus on treasure in heaven and not on treasure on earth. See Bible verse above!!

MayGod willing it will be starting to cool down and there will be follow up from Easter time. Please pray for the many tourists, that they would look at our giveaway books and tracts and be challenged to think about God. Our most popular tract is “Jesus for Skeptics”. May God use these for His glory.

ProfileMining for opal has occurred now for 100 years in Coober Pedy. There is a diverse population with about 3,000 people and 40 different nationalities. Many past residents will return this year with major celebrations at Australia Day and Easter. But like in much of Australia, materialism is a powerful idol, with church attendance low. We give thanks for 1.5 years of alcohol restrictions in our town, which has reduced public drunkenness, and perhaps even private drunkenness!

Diocese of Willochra The Rt Revd John Stead

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“Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need.” Hebrews 4:16

MarchThank God for His grace and mercy. Thank Him for the way He works everything for our good and His glory. Please pray again for Brad’s next rheumatology appointment. Pray that we continue to trust God through the tough times and that God will continue to use even Brad’s aggressive Psoriatic Arthritis for His glory.

AprilPraise God for Jesus’ victory over sin and death. Thank Him for generously including all who trust in Jesus. Please pray with us that God will revive His people and reveal His glory through the resurrection of His Son. Pray that all the churches on the island will faithfully present Christ this Easter.

MayPray for families who attend Mainly Music. May God continue to work in the lives of all at Mainly Music, tugging at the strings of their hearts. Pray that we may know him deeply.

ProfileThe community of Kangaroo Island has 4,500 people with around 600 children in the schools. Primary industries include agriculture, fishing and tourism. The Anglican Parish includes St Alban’s in Kingscote, St Columba’s in Penneshaw and St Richard’s in Parndana. We are enjoying ministering alongside the existing congregations whilst also making new connections within the community. Please join us in seeking God for His will to be done and His Kingdom to come on this Island.

Diocese of Adelaide The Most Revd Dr Jeffrey Driver

Coober Pedy

The Revd Brad & Dr Joh HenleyJemima 2009, Gabriella 20127 Osmond Street Kingscote, Kangaroo Island SA 5223Phone 08 8553 2065Email [email protected]

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The Revd Mary & Dr Owen Lewis38 Pioneer DriveRoxby Downs, SA 5725Phone 08 8671 0270Email [email protected]

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The Revd Barry & Mrs Avril Luke 10 Anna CourtRoxby Downs SA 5725Phone 08 8671 0090Email [email protected]

“But as for you, continue in what you have learned and have become convinced of, because you know those from whom you learned it, and how from infancy you have known the holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.” 2 Timothy 3:14-15

MarchOur Diocesan Centenary celebrations open with a “simultaneous shared lunch” on the 15th and we will grow in God’s Word with Matt Anstey on the 19-22nd. Pray that we will worship God joyfully, proclaim His Word boldly and serve with compassion that the gospel may be proclaimed and His kingdom will grow.

AprilEaster has been: we rejoice in sin and death dealt with and new life assured in Christ Jesus. Pray that we will so live lives powered by the resurrection hope that all in Roxby Downs, Olympic Dam, Andamooka and Woomera will be drawn to know and follow Jesus.

MaySynod–pray for us developing the Diocesan Strategic Mission Plan. Joel and Hannah are developing their ministry with us – a ‘taste and see’. Pray for us building our team. Owen is busy preparing for Co-Opera and the Magic Flute–great fun and great contacts.

ProfileRoxby Downs is steadying at about 4000 people who are young and energetic. The Olympic Dam operations are tighter and slimmer. There is always uncertainty in the mining industry and its support organisations in town. We, the people of RDCCC seek to live out the certain hope in Jesus and under God be salt and light as we serve Him in the community so that “all may glorify our Father in heaven.”


“Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! You have set your glory in the heavens.” Psalm 8:1

MarchAs we lead up to Easter, pray that we will be bold in sharing the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection. Pray that our communities will come to church at Easter and hear the real truth of God’s redeeming love.

April2015 is the Centenary of the Diocese of Willochra. Synod will be held on the 1st-3rd May. Pray that wise kingdom building decisions will be made. Pray that all the centenary events will be a time of glory to God.

MayPray for Barry as he has returned to study. Please pray that he will have clarity and understanding.

ProfileBarry and Avril have spent the past 25 years in Roxby Downs. They have raised their 3 children there - Adam (24) married to Cara, Paul (22) and girlfriend Sherin and Keren (18), still live in Roxby. Barry has worked at the Olympic Dam Mine site in various roles and in January 2012 was appointed the Site Chaplain, working for the Diocese of Willochra. Barry was ordained in Port Pirie Anglican Cathedral in November 2013 and continues his theological studies. Avril is the Parish Administrator and co-ordinates the “Know your Bible” Study for ladies each week and participates in the church’s Pastoral Care Ministry.


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The Revd Peter & Mrs Joy PalmerSarah 1989, Joshua 19913 Walker StParafield Gardens SA 5107Phone 08 8182 4008 Mobile 0402 062 842Email [email protected]

The Revd Joel & Mrs Hannah HillAmy 2011, Finnegan 2013, John 201446 Olympic WayRoxby Downs SA, 5725Phone: 0433 792 450Email: [email protected]

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“As the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not return to it without watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so that it yields seed for the sower and bread for the eater, so is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it.” Isaiah 55:10-11

MarchPray that Peter and the Diocese can find more mines and more Chaplains, so we can begin to take the Word of God further afield. Pray that mines across Australia will see the need for Chaplains.

AprilPlease pray for Easter services held on mine sites and for Peter to present the gospel in a way that will make sense to the mine workers. Also pray for Peter as he visits churches around SA, that he will be able to bring churches and miners together.

MayPlease pray for quality time at home with Joy. Peter gets so involved in mining and the people he forgets to relax and take time to just be. Pray that he spends time at the feet of Jesus to learn and rest. Pray for our relationship with our families whom we miss and don’t see very often.

ProfileWe are privileged to be able to spread God’s word to those in the mining industry. We are also thankful for you who are reading this now and praying for us–thank you, partners. This is long term ministry, and sometimes feels very lonely and often frustrating. Sarah enjoys her work in retail in Brisbane. Joshua has started an apprenticeship welding and working toward a boilermaker’s ticket in Darwin working for a Christian boss. Joy continues to support Peter with the mining ministry.


“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.” Romans 1:16

MarchAs we settle in to Roxby Downs, pray that we will build good relationships within the church and wider community and be unashamed witnesses of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Pray for our children, that they will have friends to walk with in the Lord.

AprilPray that we will boldly proclaim the gospel of God so that the residents of Roxby Downs will become an offering acceptable to God, sanctified by the Holy Spirit. Please pray that we will be an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.

MayPray for wisdom as we discern how our gifts can be best used during our time in Roxby Downs. Pray for the brothers and sisters here that they will grow to become the mature body of Christ. Praise our God who is able to keep us from stumbling and keep us for glory with Him in Christ.

ProfileAfter completing studies at Ridley College in Melbourne, Joel, Hannah, and their children Amy, Finnegan and John moved to Roxby Downs in January 2015 to begin a Ministry Training Arrangement (MTA) in partnership with BCA..


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The Revd Adrian Lane Mr Bob BarclayPO Box 281Heidelberg Vic 3084Phone 03 9457 7556Fax 03 9457 7610 Office hours 9am–1pm Monday to FridayEmail [email protected]

“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” Matthew 28:19-20

MarchPraise God for those using the BCA Regional Victoria Prayer Notes and for prayers already answered. Pray that God will raise up many more to pray and that they will be encouraged daily.

AprilPray for the BCA Victoria Annual Meeting and Dinner on May 1 and for speakers John Harris, Neville Naden and Joy Sandefur. Thank God for Aboriginal evangelists and pray that their example will spur us all on in our evangelism.

MayPray for the Bishops of Ballarat, Bendigo, Wangaratta and Gippsland, that they will lead their clergy and lay people in a fresh wave of evangelism and discipleship. Pray for evangelists and evangelistic work in parishes, schools and universities.

ProfileVictoria has a large and growing population of 5.8 million, with 1.5 million living in regional municipalities. Sadly, a lack of evangelism and discipleship has meant that the church has contracted and lost generations. Pray for humble repentance. Opportunities abound for the expansion of BCA’s ministry, especially in new housing areas, with youth and young adults, and with immigrants.

Diocese of Melbourne The Most Revd Dr Philip Freier

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Grant & Kimberley HayJade 1996, Gemima 1999, Brandon 2002, Destiny 2013PO 456 Moonta, SA 5558Phone 0423 489 355Email [email protected]

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” Matthew 11:28

MarchLet’s continue to pray for our government in this Nation and that the decisions made will be godly decisions that will prosper and strengthen this Nation for future generations. Also pray that we will see the Holy Spirit move through all the churches and that people will be set free and delivered.

AprilPlease pray for all of us as we head to Queensland to meet in regards to Aboriginal ministry in this Nation, that we travel there and back safely and whilst there see God burn a passion in people’s hearts to reach out to the Aboriginal people in this Nation.

MayContinue to pray with us for revival here in Australia, that we will see the Holy Spirit sweep across this land, where people are powerfully touched. Pray we see many healings and miracles and people give their lives to God as they accept Jesus as their Lord and Saviour.

ProfileWe have been ministering in the prisons now for over ten years. In addition we also minister to the inmates’ families on the outside through prayer and other support. We also minister at different churches and communities that have asked us to come along and share the Word of God to them. It is our prayer to see all people from all nations and all churches reconciled and coming together as ONE in CHRIST JESUS.


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“This is the message we have heard from Him and declare to you: God is light; in Him there is no darkness at all.” 1 John 1:5

MarchThank God for our recent AGM and pray for the 2015 leadership team. Please pray for the continued effectiveness of RENEW (our shop front ministry centre and op shop) Please pray for us as we prepare the services over Easter and that they will effectively proclaim Christ.

AprilPlease pray for Dale and the leadership team running the Bendigo Clergy Conference being held in Mildura from 13th–15th April. Pray for encouragement and personal growth for our Diocesan Clergy. Please pray for the Barclay household in everyday life and for the children’s spiritual growth.

MayPray that people will become Christians through our various ministries at APOSS and that God will provide people resources for our youth and children’s ministry. Pray for godly and wise outcomes at our Bendigo Synod (28th–30th May) Pray for safe travelling for Dale.

ProfileThe Anglican Parish of Sunraysia South (APOSS) aims to “lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus” with a core being a Bible-based, Christ-Centred church. We seek to serve the local community as well as share Jesus, through many and varied ministry programmes.

Diocese of Bendigo The Rt Revd Andrew Curnow

The Revd Canon Dale & Mrs Rachel BarclaySamuel 2001, Joseph 2003, Eden 2004, Talitha 200612 Sheridan Crescent,Red Cliffs VIC 3496Phone 03 5024 2540 Fax 03 5024 2687Email [email protected] Website www.aposs.org.au

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Strathfieldsaye

“Wisdom’s instruction is to fear the Lord, and humility comes before honour.” Proverbs 15:33

MarchPray for the new Church Council members, for faithfulness and anticipation in creating the new Church ethos. Pray that we will be wise and bold. Pray also that the myriad of administrative requirements are met before 1st April.

AprilHe is risen! Praise God for His mighty work in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour. The Diocesan Clergy Conference concluded yesterday and the CMS Bendigo Weekend begins tomorrow. We thank God for these and pray for stamina to enjoy them fully.

MayPray for our government, that we will be free to gather for worship and proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ crucified and risen. We may be at risk of taking this for granted. Praise God for His gracious provision of these freedoms and pray that they will continue.

ProfileThe Strathfieldsaye Community Church held elections in February for the new Church Council, which administratively kicks off on 1st April. We have been operating under the new name since 1st January. We are a partnership of Strathfieldsaye Uniting Church and the newly created Anglican Mission District of Strathfieldsaye, along with the Strathfieldsaye Family Church congregation. Like us on Facebook and Google us (hope website is up by now!).

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Sydney

Melbourne

Adelaide

Lightning Ridge

Gulargambone

Blackwater

Roxby Downs

Hobart

Hillston Hay

Broken Hill

Yass

King Island Furneaux Islands

Kangaroo Island Strathfieldsaye

Sale

Launceston

Perth

Karratha

Norfolk Island

Sunraysia Sth

Coober Pedy

Winton

Cloncurry

Moranbah

Kununurra

Darwin

Newman

Geraldton

Paraburdoo

Exmouth

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THE BCA PRAYERLord our God, help us to remember those who live in isolated and remote parts of our land. We ask you to strengthen and encourage all whose ministries are supported by The Bush Church Aid Society. Refresh them in times of discouragement and loneliness and call others to stand with them in the task of making Christ known. Grant that, through the ministry of the Word and Sacraments, through caring service and by support for young people, the message of your redeeming love may be proclaimed and accepted by the people of our land. We ask these things through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.30 31

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“He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” Micah 6:8

MarchPlease continue to pray for the “123 ministry”. Pray the Lord will continue to draw young people to Himself through this “Fresh Expression”. Pray for our plans and preparations for the Easter youth camp. Please pray as we plan our Diocesan ministry summit.

AprilGive thanks for the Easter camp. Please pray for Special Religious Education in our schools. Pray for Jules as she continues to work with families and children. Praise God for our connection with the secondary schools. Pray for more ministry opportunities there.

MayPray for our young leaders programme and for the beginning of our hospitality outreach at “123”. Please pray for Elijah’s Year 12 studies. Pray the Lord will raise up more local people to serve Him through “123”.

ProfileRich and Julie Lanham and their three sons are based in Sale, Victoria. Rich has worked extensively with young people for over 20 years in Victoria and New South Wales. Julie is a mum, youth worker, published author and is currently studying nutritional medicine. Rich, Julie and the boys have been in Sale for three years since moving from their BCA position in Gilgandra. Rich is a Missional Priest of the “123 Fresh Expression” and Diocesan Youth and Families Development Officer.

Diocese of Gippsland The Rt Revd Kay Goldsworthy

The Revd Richard & Mrs Julie LanhamJack 1993, Jacob 1995, Elijah 199711 Krista Court Sale VIC 3850Phone: 0419 392 462Email [email protected]

The Revd Dennis & Mrs Lois Quinn63 Belar StreetHowrah TAS 7018Phone 03 6244 5098Email [email protected]

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“But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. To Him be glory both now and forever! Amen.” 2 Peter 3:18

MarchWe pray that the Holy Spirit is at work in the hearts of people across the nation to encourage, support and to bring hope for this lenten time. We seek God’s guidance to enable BCA to fill the vacant parishes.

AprilAs we have celebrated Easter, may the peace of God enter into the hearts of all people across this land as we reflect on the sacrifice paid for our sins. We give thanks that God is with us now and always.

MayPray for God’s blessing upon the Annual Meeting and that those attending will be in tune with Christ in the deliberations of the Council. We give thanks for the continued support of Council to the ministry of BCA across the nation.

ProfileThe State of Tasmania has only one Diocese under the guidance of Bishop John Harrower. There are two Mission Regions, the Northern and Southern Regions with 51 Parishes. The profile of the Society has grown over the past few years and there are encouraging signs of widening support. This support needs to be spread across the various generations.

Diocese of Tasmania The Rt Revd John Harrower

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VacantPO Box 18, WhitemarkFlinders Island TAS 7255Phone/Fax 03 6359 2017Email [email protected]

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VacantPO Box 119, CurrieKing Island TAS 7256Phone/Fax 03 6462 1154Email [email protected]

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“And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith.” Hebrews 12:1b-2a

MarchGive thanks for the Revd Lilian Morgan, the locum here currently. Peter Nunn and other locals have also filled in when needed. Give thanks for their willingness. Pray that the Holy Spirit is calling the next person to serve in this beautiful place.

AprilPray that many hearts may have been reached through hearing the Easter message in all of our venues throughout Australia.

MayPray that the congregation members are growing in their faith. Pray that the now monthly gathering of the KI churches for worship is demonstrating unity to the community.

ProfileKing Island is famous for its beef, cheese and seafood. It is a beautiful idyllic island and there are many faithful Christians living here. They are keen to introduce their friend Jesus to those around them.


“May the God who gives endurance and encouragement give you a spirit of unity among yourselves as you follow Jesus Christ.” Romans 15:5

March Give thanks for the recent visit by Bishop John Harrower and the YWAM team - pray that meaningful gospel messages will be accepted across the wider community. Pray for care and safety as the birding season gets underway. Give thanks to the local community for their support of our Annual Pancake Luncheon. Pray for the Ministry Team as they prepare for the Advent season.

AprilPray for friends and families of past veterans and the fallen as we commemorate Anzac Day – pray for our present day forces that they may be safe and encouraged by our support through prayer. Pray for Gwen as she conducts funerals and consoles with family and friends of the bereaved.

MayPray for our Diocesan Synod and our representatives that they are a voice for our Islands at this special time. Pray for our Ministry Team as they continue to provide sound and relevant messages to our congregations. Pray for a new incumbent to be found.

ProfileThe Parish of the Furneaux Islands reaches beyond Flinders Island to encompass all 52 islands of the group. A permanent population exists only on a few, the two main ones being Flinders and Cape Barren Islands. Contact with parishioners on Cape Barren is difficult. Though the population of the islands is small there are strong community ties and many positive qualities of life. Currently the Bishop and BCA are seeking God’s will and direction in regard to ministry to the folk there.

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The Revd Andy & Mrs Liz GoodacreOlivia 2007, Caitlin 2010PO Box 120, Mowbray TAS 7248Phone 03 6311 1755Email [email protected]

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“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house.” Matthew 5:14-15

MarchPlease pray for our Grow Weekend Away. Pray for our church community as we spend time resting with God together, listening to His voice and seeking to grow in our relationship with Christ and with each other.

AprilPray for our leadership team as we seek to bless and serve other church leaders around Tasmania and Australia at our Learning Community.

MayPray for the missional leaders within our congregation as they lead communities of people serving students and young people, international students and families in Launceston.

ProfileAndy, Liz and their daughters Olivia and Caitlin are based in Launceston, where Andy has been working as a Pioneer minister as part of the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania since 2010. They are involved in leading the community at Barney’s and helping to develop The Imagine Network. Andy’s main focus is on making disciples and raising up missional leaders who can lead missional communities in Launceston and the north and east of Tasmania.


Launceston – Affiliate

The Revd Irfon & Mrs Barbara GriffithsPO Box 122 Legana, Tas 7277Phone 03 6330 1681Fax 03 6330 2581Email [email protected]

“I will praise you, Lord my God, with all my heart; I will glorify your name forever. For great is your love toward me; you have delivered me from the depths, from the realm of the dead.” Psalm 86:12-13

• Please pray that our Passover Meal and Easter services will exalt our Lord Jesus; and all who attend will glory in Him for rescuing them.

• Please continue to pray for the success of our Mainly Music outreach. Praise our Lord for those who are coming and pray they will experience the love God has for them and be drawn to Him.

• Please pray for the faithful elderly congregational members; may they be comforted and assured by the great and unending love of our Lord and forever ‘Praise Him’!


THE NSW OUTBACK ODYESSY TOURAUGUST 2015 – 13 DAYS

Come on a BCA CFT holiday for a fantastic time of sightseeing

and fellowship. This particular holiday takes you through iconic

Australian Outback towns and onto vast tracts of green irrigated

land as you experience a taste of Outback life and BCA ministries.

TOURS OPERATED BY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP TOURS

Packages are available departing from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.

For more information contact your Regional Office or email [email protected]

Sydney – Muswellbrook – Tamworth – Lightning Ridge – Bourke

– Cobar – Broken Hill – Mildura – Hay – Hillston – Griffith

Narrandera – Albury – Gundagai – Yass –Sydney

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The Revd Peter & Mrs Gwen AdkinsMr Philip Lidbetter, Miss Vika Ta’ofi and Miss Jenny SchabelLevel 7 37 York StreetSydney NSW 2000Phone 02 9262 5017 Fax 02 9262 5020Email [email protected]

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Philip Lidbetter, Jenny Schabel, Vika Ta’ofi, Peter Adkins

“Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship.” Romans 12:1

MarchThank God for all the NSW Field Staff and their commitment to take the good news of Jesus to rural and remote Australia. May God encourage them and open hearts to the gospel. Pray for churches hosting deputations in 2015. May they be encouraged in mission with us.

AprilThank God for all our faithful supporters across NSW. Pray for Vika and Grant as they are married. Pray for BCA’s partnership with Soul in the Bush in Canberra Goulburn, for young people to be impacted for life by this week of mission. Pray for Jen’s work amongst younger people.

MayThank God for the staff in the NSW office, that God will bless and protect their families and fill them with His joy. Pray as Peter visits Field Staff to encourage them. Pray that we will be effective in identifying and equipping gospel workers in strategic locations in these last days.

Profile2015 sees the possibility of new leaders being identified and new BCA supported ministries emerging across the region. NSW has too many remote communities which suffer from drought, depression, drug abuse, crime and unacceptably high levels of premature death, especially in the Aboriginal communities. Thank God that BCA is able to continue to work across five dioceses to share the life-giving hope that the Lord Jesus brings to all who believe in Him.

Diocese of Sydney The Most Revd Dr Glenn Davies

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Alfrene Wright (Husband Andrew)67 Wamboin StreetGilgandra, NSW, 2827Phone 02 6847 0117Email [email protected]

“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son, that who so ever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16

MarchPray for our new staff, that they will fit in at the school and the community. We pray for a safe return for those who have been away on holidays. Continue to uphold the Liange family at this time.

AprilPray for the return of school. Pray for healing for a lady in the community who has heart problems. Please pray for the young people to be gainfully employed.

MayPray for our young people of this Nation and for all our churches, that our God will pour out His spirit and that revival will come. Pray for our missionary people that God will protect them from danger.

ProfileGulargambone is a small town of 500 people located 50 kilometres from Gilgandra. The town is home to many farming families and has a large local Indigenous population. The town has one K-12 school which means many young adults leave town to go to university. Some return after their studies while others move elsewhere. Alfrene is employed as Gulargambone Central School’s Chaplain. Alfrene has had many varied roles with different churches throughout the years

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“See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.” Isaiah 43:19

MarchPraise God for the carols services and Christmas services in Yass, Bowning and Bookham last December. Pray that seeds that were planted then will be watered and that the words of truth spoken will be long lasting in people’s minds.

AprilPray for new beginnings and new ideas for the Yass, Bowning and Bookham area. Give thanks for the work that has led up to new ventures.

MayPray for God’s provision and favour in new ventures. Pray for the leading of the Holy Spirit and for protection as we step out.

ProfileHelena moved back to part time work due to family commitments. She is working on expanding key areas that have been established and are bearing fruit. The work is with young people in schools in small communities surrounding Yass. These schools feed into the Yass High School, where Helena also has programmes in place. Helena is very grateful for the Link Churches and individuals who support her both in prayer and financially.

Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn The Rt Revd Stuart Robinson

Mrs Helena Painting(Husband Doug)Deepwater, Bookham NSW 2582Phone 02 6227 7228 Mobile 0427 976 112Email [email protected]

Yass–Schools Worker Bush Scripture Adviser–South-West NSW

Mrs Cheryl Hallinan(Husband Michael)PO Box 1229Deniliquin NSW 2770Phone 0407227329Email [email protected]

“We will not hide them from their descendants; we will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord, His power, and the wonders He has done.” Psalm 78:4

MarchGive thanks for the successful re-negotiation of enrolment procedures for SRE in NSW and for the wide support for Chaplains and SRE teachers in our schools.

AprilGive thanks for the five new SRE teacher positions in High Schools in the Riverina and for the growth of the number of classes and years taught in many of our country High and Central Schools. Please pray for our newly employed teachers and their SRE Boards.

MayPray for the development of our Distance Education model in 2015 which aims to support quality High School SRE in High and Central Schools in small and isolated rural communities.

ProfileThis BCA partnership with Generate ministries aims to see a SRE (Scripture) teacher in every state high and central school in rural NSW by 2020. Cheryl Hallinan, the first of our two Bush Scripture Advisers is travelling with her husband Michael in their motorhome, from the Great Dividing Range out to Broken Hill, from the Murray north to Dubbo. Both have years of leadership experience in Riverina schools, with Cheryl also being the former Diocesan Education Officer in the Diocese of Riverina.

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Indigenous Worker Broken Hill

“Hopes placed in mortals die with them; all the promise of their power comes to nothing.” Proverbs 11:7

MarchPlease pray for our team as they continue to remain faithful to the call of God upon their lives. Pray that they will be energised to continue to see many blessings. Pray for me as I speak at the Surrender conference.

AprilThis month I will be speaking at one of our link parishes, St Matthew’s Manly. Pray that I will be a blessing to this meeting and that my group back home will be encouraged by those who will look after the church. We are having a men’s breakfast this month. Pray that we will see many men grace the door steps of our church.

MayThis month I was a guest at the Victoria Regional Annual Meeting and Dinner. I was able to do a presentation on our ministry in Broken Hill. Please pray that those in attendance were encouraged as we shared about the work amongst our Indigenous people.

ProfileA big thank you to Penrith Anglican College for their ongoing encouragement to us. We would also like to thank St Matthews at Manly for their partnership in the gospel as they visit us and help train some of our people to be better equipped in serving in the life of the church. We also mention the work of the Southeast Bendigo parish who have transformed the dining and Kitchen area at BCA House. Finally and most importantly, a big thank you to all our prayer partners. May God continue to bless you all.


23Mr Lindsay & Mrs Carolyn WhybrowThe Anglican RectoryHillston NSW 2675Phone/Fax 02 6967 2189Email [email protected]

Hillston Co-Workers

“I have told you now before it happens, so that when it does happen you will believe.” John 14:29

MarchAt this time of year there is much planning to do. What will we aim at this year? How will we meet the challenges of congregational members growing older and weaker? How will the youth group go this year? Outreach activities to aim at? Link churches to visit and be visited? And so on.

AprilThe Kids’ Club held another mission in the Easter holidays this year, with Hoxton Park Anglican Church as our guests. Pray for their follow-up and encouragement to the young seekers and for the team members who came to Hillston to assist.

MayPlease pray for our Bishop Rob Gillion in his assessment of all the situations of the Diocese. Pray for wisdom, godliness and faithfulness to the gospel, also for BCA workers in Riverina and the part they should play.

ProfileHillston is a town on the banks of the Lachlan River. It has a big agricultural focus, and a substantial sheep and cattle industry. Four churches in town are involved in ministry of the gospel to town people, farming families, and other isolated communities. There is a good degree of co-operation between the churches. Interest in Christianity has a fairly traditional perspective. However, this in itself becomes a means of opportunity for people to come into contact with the gospel of God.


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“We will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord, His power, and the wonders He has done.” Psalm 78:4b

MarchPray that God will guide me through my studies and that I would be disciplined and faithful for what he has led me to.

AprilPlease pray that God would continue to shape and mould me to be more like Jesus.

MayPray for me as a student minister at Living Water Fellowship, that I might learn and grow from godly example and that a response to the gospel may be evident in the Redfern community.

ProfileNathaniel is a Student Minister at the Living Waters Church in Redfern, an inner Sydney suburb, whilst studying at Moore College. He is the son of BCA Field Staff in Broken Hill, Neville and Kathryn Naden.


Mr Nathaniel Nadenc/o Moore College1 King StNewtown NSW 2042Email [email protected]

Living Waters Student Minister

“So is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it.” Isaiah 55:11

MarchAs we are in the season of Lent, pray for St Paul’s Church and the small village churches at Booligal, Oxley and Carrathool, that people who only come to church at special seasons will be challenged by the meaning of Easter.

AprilThank God for the open door to teach SRE in NSW schools. Pray that the good news of salvation will remain with the children and turn them to become followers of Jesus. Pray for the teachers who also hear the word week by week.

MayPray for our various contacts in the community, that God will open doors to deeper relationships where we can naturally share the gospel. Pray for wisdom and boldness on our part.

ProfileHay is in the Riverina of NSW, on the Murrumbidgee River and Sturt Highway half way between Sydney and Adelaide. After a long drought there is a positive feeling due to a good season so far and the expansion of cotton growing. A new cotton gin is under construction, to open for the 2015 season. St Paul’s Hay has a small congregation of mainly older people. There is no full time minister. Peter and Lee help in the church and take SRE classes and run an after school activity for primary students.


Mr Peter & Mrs Lee CaspersonnPO Box 45 Hay NSW 2711Phone 02 6993 3457; Mobile 0407 752 453Email [email protected]

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“While He was still speaking, a bright cloud covered them, and a voice from the cloud said, ‘This is my Son, whom I love; with Him I am well pleased. Listen to Him!’” Matthew 17:5

MarchI hope to have represented BCA at ‘Men@Glen’, a Bible teaching conference in the Armidale Diocese, and at the Anglican Future Conference. Please also pray for the Bush & Bible Day in Brisbane held on the 21st March at which Julie and I will be introduced to supporters; and for our children studying at university.

AprilPlease pray for links to be forged with Anglican leaders, especially in my region, and that these will result in blessing for their churches and for BCA. May the conference also help BCA discern future mission possibilities.

MayPlease pray for vision: for enthusing young men and women about BCA; for new mission possibilities in the region; for meaningful ways to encourage our supporters; and for effective ways both to serve local churches with my ministry gifts and to garner new support for BCA.

ProfileGod willing, by the time this is published, Julie and I will have navigated some major life changes: leaving Tasmania after 11 years, moving to Brisbane, being without Gabbie and Jordan at home and starting a new ministry with BCA. We recognize God’s gracious leading and help in all this and go into this new season of our life together with deep thankfulness, praise and reliance on our great God for faithfulness, fruitfulness and strength. Thank you so much for going with us, in prayer and support.

Diocese of Brisbane The Most Revd Dr Phillip Aspinall

The Revd David & Mrs Julie Rogers-SmithGabrielle 1994, Jordan 1996PO Box 6565Upper Mt Gravatt Qld 4122Phone 07 3349 9081Fax 07 3849 7927Email [email protected]

Queensland/ Nth NSW Office

“But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us.” 2 Corinthians 4:7

MarchGive thanks for Dave’s ordination in February and for the way it allowed us to make connections with people who are not normally involved in church life. Pray for us as we settle in, meet people and make friends. Please pray for our children as they adjust to life on the island and begin preschools and playgroups.

AprilPray for our Easter and ANZAC day services, which are well attended and are a terrific opportunity to speak of the Lord Jesus. Pray for Crystal as she considers how best to love and serve other young mums and kids on the Island. Please ask the Lord to bless her efforts in this season of ‘gathering’.

MayPray for the newly appointed (part-time) ecumenical youth worker Mitchell Mahaffey (and for Dave as he supervises and trains him). Pray that the gospel will be proclaimed to the young people of Norfolk Island.

ProfileNorfolk Island is located due east of Byron Bay and has a permanent residential population of 1800, evenly split between Norfolk Islanders, Australians and New Zealanders. BCA has entered into a partnership with the South Sydney Regional Council and is providing pastoral care and prayer support for the Fell family. The Fells have moved from Manly, where David was Assistant Minister at St Matthew’s Anglican Church.


The Revd David & Mrs Crystal FellWendell 2010, Marigold 2012, Ernest 2014PO Box 14Norfolk Island NSW 2899Email [email protected]

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“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” Joshua 1:9

MarchWe give thanks for the resilience of people as they continue to cope with everyday living in the bush. We praise God with the few people who have had some storms but need good follow-up rain.

AprilWe thank the Lord for the amazing prayer support we have received. This is so important to us for the strength of this continues to support us. The love and care of people makes us more aware of the love of the Lord Jesus.

MayWe pray that the Holy Spirit will continue to guide us to people and that they will know more and more of the love of the Lord Jesus. We pray that day by day we will strive to “trust and obey for there’s no other way to be happy in Jesus.”

ProfileRanald and Jenny are committed Christian farmers who grow grain and live 100 kilometres north of Moree in NSW. They are involved locally and in the wider church. They come from the small parish of Boggabilla which has seven little centres and they plan with God’s help to spend more time with people. They both have a background in counselling. With BCA’s support they will be visiting farms in drought affected areas and assisting local congregations to offer care in Christ’s Name.

Diocese of Armidale The Rt Revd Rick Lewers

Mr Ran & Mrs Jenny Mitchell“Leyland”356 Mungle Road,North Star NSW 2408Phone: 07 4676 3186Email [email protected]

Drought Family Support Workers26The Revd Capt Rod & Mrs Christene OldfieldPO Box 54, Cloncurry. 4824Office 07 4742 2204Email [email protected]

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“‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’” Jeremiah 29.11

MarchPray for us as we struggle with the heat, this will be our first full month in Cloncurry. Pray for our Easter celebrations that they will impact the community.

AprilPray that we will be making meaningful contacts and that we will attend to the leading of the Holy Spirit.

MayPray that the congregation members are growing in their faith and are eager to invite others. Pray that invitations will be accepted.

ProfileCloncurry has a population of around 4000. The average age of the community is a little lower than the Australian average. It is a service centre, has a pastoral industry and a number of mines that are serviced by FIFO’s. The Anglican church has not had a permanent priest for some time. The Oldfields will be involved in a pioneering ministry investigating fresh expressions of church.

Diocese of Nth Queensland The Rt Revd William Ray

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“Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” 1 Thessalonians 5.16-18

MarchGive thanks for the renewal of the Chaplaincy programme in the school. Praise God for the faithful congregations, who continue in the face of hardship. Pray for a good season. Pray for the success of the ‘Easter in the Outback’ and Anzac Centenary activities.

AprilGive thanks for the influx of tourists; for the community coming together for the ‘Easter in the Outback’ and Anzac Centenary activities. Pray for continuing energy for ministry in the parish, and the continuing work in the school. Pray for the well-being of graziers and families in difficult situations.

MayGive thanks for: safe travel within the parish and throughout the Diocese for Synod; ongoing opportunities to impact people with the gospel; and contact with staff and students at school. Pray for: pleasant winter weather; successful Winton show; and opportunities for community functions.

ProfileWinton Parish is geographically larger than the country of Ghana. It includes the towns of Winton, Boulia and Bedourie, and the communities of Corfield, Middleton and Kynuna. It extends west to the Northern Territory border. In wet weather, travel is seriously curtailed. The population is small, but we have great people. The scenery is varied and striking.

Diocese of Rockhampton The Rt Revd David Robinson

The Revd Anne & Mr Noel NixonPO Box 142Winton, Qld, 4735Phone 07 4657 1620Fax 07 4657 1407Email [email protected]

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The Revd David & Mrs Joanne PiperDaniel 2010, Luke 2012PO Box 440Lightning Ridge NSW 2834Phone/Fax 02 6829 0597Email [email protected]

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“For I resolved to know nothing while I was with you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified.” 1 Corinthians 2:2

MarchSunday 29th is the last day of our West Pymble mission. Please pray earnestly that the contacts we have made over the week will come to church, be welcomed and keep coming.

AprilPlease pray for David to have wisdom and discipline in visiting both church and community contacts, and making the most of them for the gospel. Pray also for Joanne’s refreshment at the Diocesan Clergy Wives Conference (29th-1st May).

MayPray for our branch church at Cumborah (50km away), that there will be unity in Christ in the congregation and a hunger to share the gospel so that the church grows. Some come from the Grawin opal fields too.

ProfileStanley the Emu (that’s him to the left of the photo) stands 18m above the Castlereagh Highway near the Lightning Ridge turn-off. Tourist attractions like this have helped keep the Ridge going through the most severe drought in 100 years, but farmers are still suffering. Our first prayer is that people will see they need God much more than they need rain (or opal, or tourists).

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Vacant15 Taurus Street Blackwater, QLD 4717Email [email protected]

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“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.” Proverbs 3:5-6

MarchBoth the pastoral industry and mining have a significant presence in central Queensland. Pray for governments as they negotiate debates about competing land uses and for churches to be places where people from different backgrounds are drawn together under Christ.

AprilPray for effective follow-up of newcomers contacted through Easter services and outreaches.

MayThere are many Fly-In-Fly-Out (FIFO) workers around Blackwater. Pray for those who live and work there–that they may be kept safe during time away from family and friends and that Christians amongst them will be models of grace and integrity.

ProfileBCA and the Diocese continue to seek another couple to minister in Blackwater. Blackwater is a modern mining town with a population of around 7000. It services the nearby open cut coal mines. It is in Queensland’s Central Highlands, 836km north of Brisbane and 190km west of Rockhampton on the Capricorn Highway.


The Revd Capt Stuart & Capt Katherine HaynesChristina 2004 c/- St Francis Anglican ChurchSt Francis DriveMoranbah QLD 4744Phone: 07 4941 [email protected]

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“I have come into the world as a light, so that no one who believes in me should stay in darkness.” John 12:46

MarchPlease pray for the Family Op Shop ministry, for the parish volunteers to make good connections with people and for the spiritually hungry to find their way to church. Pray for the development of new initiatives in women’s ministry and for a leader to be called from within the congregation.

AprilPlease pray for the Christian meditation service as this ministry begins. Give thanks for the people with such wonderful gifts that God sends to the mission field here. Pray for the men in the church and for those being outreached. Pray for God’s blessings on families in the church.

MayPlease ask God to ignite people’s hearts to commit to regular church attendance and for having a heart for being involved in Bible study home groups. Please pray for the church’s finances to be sufficient and for the Parish Council to be wise in their decision making.

ProfileMoranbah is an exciting mission field. A mining town of around 8500 people, who mostly work in the mining industry. Last year we identified the real need for an Op Shop ministry; even though the wages are high, the industry is often unstable and many people find it hard to make ends meet. There is a real need for people to connect with each other and God. We minister to people from many denominations and cultural backgrounds. This year we long to see people connect with the heart of God!


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Pray for the Executive CommitteeMr Fred Chilton (Chair) Mr Richard Host (Honorary Treasurer)The Revd Dr Mark Short (Ex officio)Mrs Aila Alderson Mr Bill AnscombeMrs Mellita Bate The Revd David CrainThe Revd Lilian Morgan The Revd John NichollsThe Revd David O’Mara Mr Ray PhillipsThe Revd Neil Walthew

Please pray• Pray for God’s direction and wisdom as the Executive considers

various policies and implementation of new programmes in 2015.• Pray for careful and responsible management, patience and

perseverance in this special ministry to the Society.• Pray for wisdom and discernment under God’s care.

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Intercontinental Church Society The Revd Richard Bromley–Mission DirectorUnit 11 Ensign Business Centre, Westwood Way, Westwood Business Park. COVENTRY VC4 8JA Email: [email protected] Website: www.ics-uk.orgFor ICS’s monthly prayer e-mail contact [email protected]

“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.” Mark 12:30

MarchPlease pray for interviews that took place for two Chaplains in South America: one for Christ Church, Rio de Janeiro; the other for St. Peter’s, Vina del Mar.

AprilThe annual ICS Chaplains and Families Conference is at the Mennorode in the Netherlands. Please pray for the preparations to fall into place, for safety in travel for all attending and that the conference may be a time of rest, fellowship and good Bible teaching.

MayThe Seasonal Mission winter season has ended and planning for the summer is well under way. Please pray that chaplains have been found for all the slots and that they are well prepared to minister to holidaymakers. Please also remember the ICS Standing Committee meeting taking place on 7th May.

ProfileIntercontinental Church Society (ICS) is an Anglican mission agency committed to Mission and Ministry in English to everyone. We support 50 plus chaplaincies across mainland Europe, North Africa, Lebanon, the Falkland Islands and Latin America. We also run seasonal chaplaincies in Switzerland, Spain and Italy.

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Pray for BCA Staff in Transition Pray for BCA Staff in Transition

Mrs Vivien & The Revd Martin BlebyVivien has completed her four-year term in the South Australia and Northern Territory Office. She is taking some time out to consider where God will next lead her and in the meantime is enjoying time spent with family and guests as well as attacking the many previously unattended-to jobs around the house. Martin is currently undertaking a locum at St Augustine’s church at Unley.

The Revd Ian & Mrs Glenda McGrathAfter eight years of service, Ian has concluded his contract as Queensland and Northern New South Wales Regional Officer. In early February, he took up the position of Associate Minister in the Parish of South Brisbane. Pray for many opportunities to share the gospel around the parish and that many would repent and believe and follow Jesus. Please pray for a job for Isaac in his field of mechatronic engineering. Give thanks for the joy of being grandparents to little Hailey Grace!

The Revd James & Mrs Skye CoatsJames and Skye Coats have completed their term of service as BCA Affiliates. As James and Skye continue living and serving at Holbrook

with their four daughters, pray for God’s continued guidance and strength to serve Him faithfully. Pray for good ministry partnerships and support. Pray also that God would graciously bring more people into His kingdom in Holbrook and its surrounds, so that His church there would have a bright and vibrant future.

The Revd Geoff & Mrs Sarah ChambersGeoff and Sarah Chambers have completed their term of service as BCA Affiliates. They will continue to live in Tamworth as members of the Parish of St Peter’s. Please pray for them as they adjust in this time of transition. Praise God for the provision of work for Geoff as a boarding master at a local school and pray that a suitable housing situation will come together for the family.

The Revd David & Mrs Trudy RobinsonDavid and Trudy have thoroughly enjoyed their time at Northampton and it is with great sadness that they are leaving due to David’s

poor health. They are thankful for being accepted into the community and that they were able to witness growth in some of their congregation drawing closer to the Lord. They are encouraged that the local high school has been successful in receiving a grant for a chaplain

two days a week, as has Kalbarri School so please pray that whoever is chosen will be God’s choice for the area. This will open up opportunities for youth ministry if the same person can service both communities. David and Trudy have really appreciated the wonderful prayer support received and the friendships made in the BCA family.

Central MalleeThe Uniting Church will be supplying ministry at Central Mallee from the beginning of 2015 with the appointment of The Reverend Andrew Gall. BCA encourages its supporters to give thanks for the faithful parishioners and lay leaders who have maintained ministry in the parish and pray for Andrew and his family as they take up this appointment.

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Notes

The Bush Church Aid Society of Australia is an association of Christians within the Anglican Church whose vision and goal is Australia for Christ.

BCA has a priority in mission to the isolated, remote urban and rural people of Australia.

BCA’s purpose is

• to proclaim Christ so that people may respond to Him;

• to nurture Christians in their faith and ministry;

• to strengthen local Christian communities in their mission;

• to provide services of Christian care and advocacy;

• to develop an understanding of Christ’s mission and

• to promote active partnership throughout the church.

BCA orders its life and ministry

• by prayer and God’s help and the Holy Spirit’s guidance;

• by the vision, wisdom, authority and encouragement of scripture;

• by humility, servanthood and fellowship with the church in mission;

• by interdependent relationships with Diocesan Bishops;

• by providing pastoral care and professional development for staff and

• by responsible management of its resources.

BCA fulfils its mission as the people of Australia are given the opportunity to know and love the Lord Jesus Christ, trust in His promises, respond to Him in obedience, reflect His character in their lives, be committed to His church and work for His purpose in the world.

The Bush Church Aid Society

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THE BUSH CHURCH AID SOCIETY

PatronsThe Most Revd Dr Glenn DaviesThe Most Revd Dr Phillip AspinallThe Rt Revd Dr Peter Jensen

National ChairmanMr Fred Chilton

PresidentThe Rt Revd John Harrower

Hon. TreasurerMr Richard Host

National Director The Revd Dr Mark Short

National OfficeThe Revd Dr Mark ShortLevel 7, 37 York Street,Sydney NSW 2000Phone 02 9262 5017Fax 02 9262 5020Email [email protected] Manager Mrs Robyn Williams [email protected]:www.bushchurchaid.com.au

Queensland / N.NSWThe Revd David Rogers-Smith PO Box 6565, Upper Mt Gravatt QLD 4122 Phone 07 3349 9081 Fax 07 3849 7927 Email [email protected]

New South Wales / ACTThe Revd Peter Adkins Level 7, 37 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Phone 02 9262 5017 Fax 02 9262 5020 Email [email protected]

Western AustraliaThe Revd Rob Healy c/- GPO Box W2067Perth WA 6846Phone 1300 554 025 Email [email protected]

VictoriaThe Revd Adrian LanePO Box 281 Heidelberg VIC 3084 Phone 03 9457 7556 Fax 03 9457 7610 Email [email protected]

South Australia / NTThe Revd Steve Davis35 Whitmore Square Adelaide SA 5000 Phone 1300 733 706 (local call costs) 08 8221 5444 Email [email protected]

TasmaniaThe Revd Dennis Quinn63 Belar StreetHowrah TAS 7018Phone 03 6244 5098Email [email protected]

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