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Diocese of Dunedin Year Book 2018 DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN YEAR BOOK 2018 TOGETHER WITH THE REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FIFTY-NINTH SYNOD HELD IN DUNEDIN ON THE 14TH – 16TH SEPTEMBER 2018 Page 1 Contents ANGLICAN DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN DIOCESAN OFFICERS 2018 ................................................................ 5 Bishop Of Dunedin .............................................................................................................................. 5 Vicar-General ...................................................................................................................................... 5 Deputy Vicar General .......................................................................................................................... 5 Dean (Acting) ...................................................................................................................................... 5 Archdeacons ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Archdeacons Emeriti ........................................................................................................................... 5 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES IN THE DIOCESE ......................................................................................... 6 Cathedral Chapter............................................................................................................................... 6 Diocesan Council ................................................................................................................................. 7 Trust Board ......................................................................................................................................... 7 Archives Committee ........................................................................................................................... 7 Diocesan Nominators ......................................................................................................................... 7 Bishop’s Chaplains For The Ordained Ministry (B.Com) ..................................................................... 7 Diocesan Pension Committee ............................................................................................................. 7 DIOCESAN REPRESENTATIVES TO OTHER BODIES .................................................................................. 8 General Synod/Te Hinota Whanui ...................................................................................................... 8 Inter Diocesan Co-Ordinating Group .................................................................................................. 8 Churches’ Education Commission ...................................................................................................... 8 Hospital Chaplaincy Council – Otago .................................................................................................. 8 Southland Inter-Church Council On Hospital Chaplaincy ................................................................... 8 Otago Tertiary Chaplaincy Trust Board .............................................................................................. 8 Southland Tertiary Chaplaincy Trust Board ........................................................................................ 8 Workplace Chaplaincy ........................................................................................................................ 8 Tikanga Pakeha Ministry Council ........................................................................................................ 8 COMMUNITY SERVICES ........................................................................................................................... 9 Anglican Family Care Centre ............................................................................................................... 9 Home Of St. Barnabas Trust ............................................................................................................... 9 North Otago Anglican Homes For The Aged Trust ............................................................................. 9 South Centre Community House, Invercargill .................................................................................... 9 Parata Anglican Charitable Trust, Gore ............................................................................................ 10 Takitimu Home Anglican Care Trust ................................................................................................. 10 St. John’s Roslyn Leslie Groves Home And Hospital For The Aged ................................................... 10 EDUCATIONAL ....................................................................................................................................... 11 Selwyn College .................................................................................................................................. 11 St. Hilda’s Collegiate School .............................................................................................................. 11 Page 2 ARCHDEACONRIES ................................................................................................................................ 12 The Archdeaconry of Dunedin City ................................................................................................... 12 The Archdeaconry of Coastal Otago ................................................................................................. 13 The Archdeaconry of Central Otago ................................................................................................. 14 The Archdeaconry of Southland ....................................................................................................... 14 Local Churches Synod Representatives ............................................................................................ 15 Non-Parochial Voting Members ....................................................................................................... 15 Authorised Lay Ministers Emeriti ..................................................................................................... 16 PARISH AUTHORISED LAY MINISTERS ................................................................................................... 17 OFFICAL ACTS OF THE BISHOP .............................................................................................................. 19 MINUTES OF SYNOD 2018 .................................................................................................................... 22 MOTION NO.3: Diocesan Reports and Accounts .............................................................................. 26 Motion No. 7: Conversion Therapy .................................................................................................... 29 Motion No. 8: Mental Health ........................................................................................................... 30 Motion No. 6: Selwyn College .......................................................................................................... 30 Motion No. 6: Selwyn College .......................................................................................................... 31 Motion No. 9: 150th Anniversary of Dunedin Diocese ..................................................................... 32 Motion No. 10: Anglican Overseas Mission ..................................................................................... 32 Motion No. 11: Draft Diocesan Budget .......................................................................................... 33 Motion No. 14: The ‘A Form for Ordering the Eucharist’ Amendment Statute, 2018 ..................... 40 Motion No. 15: The Constitution/ Te Pouhere (Authorised Services – Te Reo Māori) Amendment Statute, 2018 .................................................................................................................................... 42 Motion No. 16: The Title G Canon V, ‘Of Translations of Holy Scripture’ (Paipera Tapu 2012) Amendment Statute, 2018 ............................................................................................................... 43 Motion No. 17: The Calendar – Te Maramataka Amendment Statute, 2018 .................................. 44 Motion No. 18: The Constitution/ Te Pouhere Amendment Statute, 2018 ..................................... 45 Motion No. 19: Place and Date of Synod 2019 ................................................................................ 47 Motion 22: Contribution of Ministry Educator ................................................................................. 48 Motion No. 20: Thanks ..................................................................................................................... 48 Bills ........................................................................................................................................................ 50 Bill No. 1: A Bill to amend Statute 19 ‘The Selwyn College Statute 2009’. ....................................... 50 Annual Reports ..................................................................................................................................... 51 Diocesan Council Report ................................................................................................................... 51 Discipleship Committee Report .......................................................................................................
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