I was baptised and confirmed in the Church of Ireland. Since arriving in Australia as a teenager, I have been involved in a number of Anglican parishes in the Diocese of Adelaide. In the early 1980s I was a member of Women in Holy Orders (WHO), MOW’s predecessor in South Australia, and I’ve also been a member of MOW. I have an abiding interest in spirituality and theology, particularly images of God as they relate to women. I have a PhD in psychology and a professional background in psychological research. I currently live in the Diocese of the Murray.
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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