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Anglican Identity Launched


  • Corp of Synod of Dioc of Bris - St Francis College 233 Milton Rd Milton Australia (map)

Anglican Identity launched - What a celebration!

Last evening Jonathan Sargeant and Fiona Hammond (FormEdFaith, St Francis College) launched the Anglican Identity video project – a vibrant and engaging educational resource about the nature of Anglicanism in our place and time.

A diverse and enthusiastic crowd celebrated the launch with those involved in the project. It was a fitting celebration for the team who, over 18 months, travelled the diocese capturing the words of over a hundred people to explore what is our Anglican Identity.

Anglican Identity is an eight-episode series outlining the history of Anglicanism, its unique characteristics, and our local expression of Christian faith. A striking element of these videos is that they feature over 100 faces and stories of Anglicans in our place and time.

You can watch the official trailer of this wonderful educational resource here https://youtu.be/-RAfBq5sfaY

To learn more about how this unique course can be useful in your parish or agency, to inform, encourage and inspire people towards greater understanding of the work and place of Anglicanism in the 21st Century, please contact Jonathan at jonathans@ministryeducation.org.au or Fiona at fhammond@anglicanchurchsq.org.au

Earlier Event: 23 February
Commencement & Graduation Evensong
Later Event: 23 February
Prayer Crosses presented on Staff Retreat

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