Roscoe Library

A True and Lively Faith, volume 1 in Contested Issues in Australian Anglicanism, has been added to the Roscoe Library ahead of its official launch next month. Enjoy a sneak preview by clicking on the link below!

I have now listened to this twice ... highly recommended!

In the latest Quarterly Essay, Anna Goldsworthy confronts a near future where humans are no longer the most intelligent beings, inviting us to consider what is irreplaceable in us, in what we do, and what we want for our lives.

This conversation aired on RN's Big Ideas was recorded on 8 June 2026 at Woodend Winter Arts Festival.

The God we made — safeguarding humanity in the age of AI - ABC listen It is replacing our work, our relationships, even our capacity to think. It's the combined sum of all human knowledge — so how long until artificial intelligence surpasses our own? Are we already there? In her latest Quarterly Essay, Anna Goldsworthy confronts a near future where humans are no lon...

Archbishop Mullally: The First 100 Days

Archbishop Mullally: The First 100 Days - The Living Church She has been "unfailingly measured, sensible, dependable. Where the ship needed to be steadied, people feel, it has been." But real challenges lay ahead.

Are you familiar with the Australian Anglican Church Calendar? This month features St Andrew's Anglican Church, Lutwyche.
Enjoy the history!

St Andrew's Church, Lutwyche Queensland Dear Friends of the Anglican Church Calendar, This month we present a fine church about to celebrate its 100th anniversary. St Andrew’s Anglican Church, Lutwyche will hold its official centenary on 2 August, marking the month that this towering brick building was opened by Australia’s Governor-G...

Sharing a good news story from The Living Church:

Mombo to Lead St. Paul’s University, Limuru
The new vice-chancellor, an Anglican theologian, is among the first women to lead a major Christian university in Africa.

Mombo to Lead St. Paul's University, Limuru - The Living Church The new vice-chancellor, an Anglican theologian, is among the first women to lead a major Christian university in Africa.

Vale the Rev Prof Jione Havea who passed away in Tonga on 29 April.

This image captures books from the Roscoe Library written or edited by Jione, as well as those where he has contributed chapters (other books are on loan or not visible in this photograph!).

From an obituary written by the General Secretary, Council for World Mission: “Rev. Dr Havea was widely recognised as a mentor of exceptional depth and generosity. His teaching, marked by honesty, humility, and intellectual courage, has shaped ministries, congregations, and academic institutions across the world.” (Link to obituary in the comments below).

Rest in peace.

Join Palestinian Christians in Australia, Jewish Voices of Hope and Queensland Muslims Inc. and other co-hosts at St Andrew's Anglican Church of Indooroopilly on Saturday, 11 April at 3.45pm for this important community Q&A panel event, which will explore Palestinian history, culture, identity and human rights, as well as media representations and reporting. Speakers include John Na’em Snobar (keynote), the Director of Advocacy for Palestinian Christians in Australia and grandson of the first Palestinian Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem; Rouba Rayan, a Palestinian-Australian Muslim lawyer and human rights advocate; and, Max Gan, the Co-founder of Jewish Voices of Hope and a social worker. Fellowship over traditional Palestinian food will follow the Q&A event until 5.45pm. Register online by 10am Friday, 10 April for catering purposes. Ticket cost: $15 full-time, $10 part-time, $5 unwaged (children’s tickets are free).

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