Welcome

Archbishop Freier

We are a large and dynamic faith community in one of the world's most multicultural cities. We are diverse and vibrant and our parishes and other ministries cater to a wide variety of expressions within the Anglican tradition of the Christian faith. We trust that you will find resources, support and inspiration on our website to help you with your faith journey.
Dr Philip Freier, Archbishop, Anglican Diocese of Melbourne

Consultations: Vision & Directions

The Archbishop is continuing his consultations within the Diocese of Melbourne about Vision and Directions. Find out more about the Archbishop's consultations here.

Synod Handbook

The Synod Business Committee of Archbishop-in-Council has prepared a booklet entitled Synod: A Guide for Members and Prospective Members, a helpful information resource particularly for parishioners considering election to synod, as well as a handbook for those elected.
Synod: A Guide for Members and Prospective Members

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Around Melbourne

Christians to share faith in workplace with new forum
7 Jul 2010
A forum to help Christians share their faith in the workplace has been launched in Melbourne, in partnership with St Jude's Anglican Church in Carlton.
Children in care struggling at school
7 Jul 2010
Children in out-of-home care are changing schools often, repeating grades, dropping out early and suffering higher rates of mental and physical health conditions.
Dr Cleary bows out to music, praise and a cry for justice
5 Jul 2010
Canon Dr Ray Cleary AM took his leave after 10 years as Chief Executive Officer of Anglicare Victoria in a farewell Eucharist at St Paul's Cathedral on 20 June.
Christian relationships crucial to church image
5 Jul 2010
The way Christians treat each other in the Church is of singular importance at this point of human history.
New Synod member?  Help is at hand!
5 Jul 2010
Across the parishes of the Diocese, members of a new Diocesan Synod have either just been elected or soon will be. And whether they are entirely new to this role, or have already served on Synod for some years, many Synod members find this important lay role rather daunting.