I have wobbled my way through an adventurous life of marriage, motherhood, church attendance. As I grew older I was ready to answer the prods and nudges to explore my faith and to study. The adventure took serious turns, ordination, more study, ministry, widowhood and more ministry and study. I was involved at the very beginning of discussion on the Ordination of Women in Adelaide in 1980, attended the first National Conference in Sydney in 1985 and since retirement in 2010 was Vice -President for Susan Sandford and now President since 2018.
My love of the church, my Christian commitment and my desire to share the history of the movement towards women’s ordination in Adelaide to a wider audience is my abiding passion. Welcome to the Website.
I have wobbled my way through an adventurous life of marriage, motherhood, church attendance. As I grew older I was…
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I arrived in Australia from the UK for a two-year visitin 1965. In 1990 I was ordained to the Deaconate…
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I have had a long interest in the equality of women in all areas of Australian society, however in particular,…
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Margaret began her church experience in the Methodist church but after some consideration as to the teaching in the local…
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I am a lifelong member of the Anglican Church, baptised at St Jude’s, Brighton in South Australia and confirmed at…
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I have been an Anglican all my life. I remember when I was baptised (I was 4, nearly 5) there…
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Townsville is my home town. I came to the Anglican Church as an adult. In St Peters Collinsville, at a…
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Elaine Lindsay thinks she joined MOW back in the early 1980s and has been active on the Sydney committee over…
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