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2016 Reports & Accounts Book 2016 REPORTS & ACCOUNTS FOR THE FIRST SESSION OF THE 43RD TRIENNIAL SYNOD 162ND ANNUAL SESSION 94 WORSHIP CENTRES 10,660* ATTENDERS ON SUNDAYS 471 BAPTISMS (33 ADULTS) 304 MARRIAGES 321 FUNERALS Data provided by parish statistical returns for 2015. * Increase attributed to ~5% organic growth in reported worshippers, and inclusion of South Sudanese Missional Congregations 1 CONTENTS Fullarton 70 Gawler 71 Glen Osmond 72 Glenelg 72 MEMBERS OF SYNOD 4 Golden Grove 72 Goodwood 73 Hawthorn 73 DIOCESAN REPORTS 12 Henley and Grange 74 Holy Trinity 75 Diocesan Council 12 Ingle Farm & Para Hills 75 Diocesan Admin & Resouces Exec 25 Kapunda 76 Mission & Evangelism Ministry Unit 32 Kangaroo Island 76 Education & Formation Ministry Unit 33 Kensington & Norwood 77 Church in Society Ministry Unit 34 Kensington Gardens 77 Professional Standards Committee 35 Kidman Park & Mile End 77 The Guardian 37 Largs Bay 78 Anglican Funds South Australia 38 Lockleys 78 St Barnabas’ College 39 Magill 79 Youth Ministry 41 Mitcham 80 Financial Operations 41 Modbury 81 Norton Summit 81 AREA DEANERIES 58 Parafield Gardens 82 Parkside 82 Adelaide Area Deanery 58 Payneham 82 Eastern Area Deanery 58 Playford Ministry Gawler Area Deanery 59 (incl. Elizabeth & Elizabeth Downs) 83 South East Area Deanery 59 Plympton 85 South West Area Deanery 59 Port Adelaide 85 Western Suburbs Area Deanery 60 Prospect 86 Salisbury 86 PARISH & MINISTRY REPORTS 61 Seacliff 86 Semaphore 87 St Peter’s Cathedral 61 Somerton Park 87 Alberton 62 St Cyprian’s, North Adelaide 88 The Barossa 66 St John’s, Halifax Street 88 Belair 64 St Luke’s, Whitmore Square 88 Brighton 65 St Marys 89 Broadview and Enfield 65 St Mary Magdalene’s 89 Burnside 65 St Peters 90 Campbelltown 66 Stirling 90 Christ Church, North Adelaide 67 Tea Tree Gully 91 Colonel Light Gardens & Edwardstown 69 Toorak Gardens 92 Coromandel Valley 69 Two Wells & Mallala 92 Croydon 69 Unley 93 Walkerville 93 SparkLit 166 Warradale 94 Companion Diocese of Bor 168 Woodville 94 Chaplaincy Reports 94 SYNOD 2015 169 ANGLICAN SOCIETIES 98 President’s Address 169 Minutes of the 161st Annual Session 178 Anglican Cursillo Movement 98 Professional Standards Evangelical Fellowship In The Ordinance 2015 193 Anglican Communion SA (EFAC) 98 Episcopal Standards Ordinance 237 Girls’ Friendly Society in SA Inc 100 Trusts of the See Ordinance Mothers’ Union Australia - Amendments 2015 275 Diocese Of Adelaide 100 FAREWELL SERMON 278 ANGLICAN ENTITIES 102 Archbishop Jeffrey Driver AnglicareSA Ltd. 102 August 19, 2016, St Peter's Cathedral 278 AnglicareSA Housing Ltd 102 Anglican Cemeteries 103 DIOCESAN COMMITTEES Laura & Alfred West Cottage Homes 104 AS AT 30 JUNE 2016 281 Leigh Trust 107 St Mark's University College 129 ANGLICAN SCHOOLS 130 Liaison Officer’s Message 130 Schools’ Chaplaincy 132 St John’s Grammar School 134 St Peter’s College 136 St Peter’s Girls’ School 139 St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School 142 Trinity College 147 PARTNER ORGANISATIONS 150 Anglican Board of Mission 150 Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students (AFES) 151 South Australian Council of Churches 151 Bush Church Aid Society 153 Schools Ministry Group 153 Church Missionary Society SA/NT 156 City Bible Forum 163 Converge International 165 3 MEMBERS OF SYNOD President Right Rev'd Dr Timothy Harris - Administrator (Sede Vacante) Chancellor Mr Richard Dennis Registrar & Secretary of Synod Mr Keith Stephens CLERGY All clergy eligible to attend are listed Rev’d David Amol Elizabeth Rev’d Dr Margaret Annells Chaplain Rev’d Matthew Anstey St Barnabas’ College Canon Dr Rev’d Dr Lynn Arnold AO St Peter’s Cathedral Rev’d Samson Asirvatham Alberton Rev’d Canon Simon Bailey Glen Osmond Rev’d Peter Balabanski Stirling Venerable David Bassett Kensington & Norwood Rev’d Ken Bechaz Semaphore Rev’d Benjamin Bleby St Peter’s College Rev’d Sam Bleby Kensington & Norwood Rev’d Stephen Bloor Parafield Gardens & Salisbury Rev’d Keith Brice Christ Church North Adelaide Rev’d Craig Broman City Bible Forum Rev’d Linda Brooker The Barossa Rev’d David Brown Tea Tree Gully Rev’d Peter Brown Warradale Rev’d Grant Bullen Toorak Gardens Rev’d David Burgess Royal Adelaide Hospital Rev’d Sue Burgess Lockleys Rev’d Coria Chan Unley Rev’d Rachel Chapman Walkerville & St Andrew’s School Rev’d Peter Chilver Walkerville Rev’d Dr Joseph Chung Burnside Rev’d Joan Claring-Bould Christ Church North Adelaide Rev’d Stephen Clark St Mary Magdalene’s Rev’d Ben Cosford Salisbury & St Andrew’s School Rev’d David Covington-Groth Mitcham Rev’d Natasha Darke St Peter’s Collegiate Girls’ School Rev’d Stephen Daughtry Belair & St John’s Grammar School MEMBERS OF SYNOD Rev’d Piers Davey Elizabeth Downs Rev’d Steve Davis Golden Grove Rev’d Steven de Kleer The Barossa Rev’d William Deng St Marys Rev’d Julia Denny-Dimitriou Glenelg & St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School Rev’d Nic Denny-Dimitriou Coromandel Valley Rev’d Gethzi Devasagayam Queen Elizabeth Hospital Rev’d Mara Di Francesco Campbelltown Venerable Bob George Ministry & Formation Rev’d Marian Giles Chaplain Rev’d Canon Bill Goodes Brighton Rev’d Trac e y Gracey Fullarton & Walford Anglican School Rev’d Zinkoo Han Kidman Park and Mile End Rev’d Paul Harrington Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Mark Hawkes Golden Grove Rev’d Graham Head Chaplain Rev’d Brad Henley Kangaroo Island Rev’d Bonnie-Fay Henry-Edwards Hawthorn Venerable Gwilym Henry-Edwards Port Adelaide Rev’d Dr Simon Hill Largs Bay Rev’d Dr Wa rren Huffa Hawthorn 5 CLERGY Rev’d Paul Hunt Magill Rev’d Simon Jackson Norwood Rev’d Chris Jolliffe Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d George Kirreh St Luke’s Adelaide Rev’d Michael Lane Pulteney Grammar School Rev’d Matthew Lehmann Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Bernie Leo Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Geoff Lin Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Caroline Litchfield Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Craig Loveday St Francis’ Congregation Rev’d Dave MacGillivray Trinity College Gawler Rev’d John Magak Sudanese Congregation - St Luke’s, Whitmore Square Rev’d Dr Simon Marshman Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Canon Ruth Mathieson Trinity College Gawler Rev’d Rick Maude Tea Tree Gully Rev’d Dr Theo McCall St Peter’s College Right Rev’d Chris McLeod Woodville & Assistant Bishop Venerable Lyn McRostie Elizabeth Rev’d Elizabeth McWhae Adelaide Clinic & Fullarton Private Hospital Rev’d Barbara Messner Kapunda & Diocese Rev’d John Miller Henley and Grange Rev’d Andrew Mintern Glenelg Rev’d Paul Mitchell Prospect Rev’d Scott Moncrieff Goodwood Rev’d Grant Moore St Cyprian’s North Adelaide Rev’d Cameron Munro Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Christopher Myers St John’s Halifax Street Ver y Rev’d Frank Nelson St Peter’s Cathedral Rev’d To ny Nicholls Trinity College Gawler Rev’d Ken Noakes Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Bart O’Donovan Mallala & Two Wells Rev’d Prue O’Donovan Anglicare SA Rev’d Sonya Paterson Plympton Venerable Conrad Patterson Woodville Rev’d Barbara Paull-Hunt Somerton Park Rev’d Janet Phillips Payneham Rev’d Dr Way n e Philp Woodville & Royal Adelaide Hospital Rev’d Gary Priest St Marys Rev’d Deirdre Ragless Fullarton Private Hospital Rev’d Hilary Reddrop Royal Adelaide Hospital Rev’d Sophie Relf-Christopher Broadview and Enfield MEMBERS OF SYNOD Rev’d Joan Riley Modbury Rev’d Yvonne Riley Ingle Farm and Para Hills & Modbury Rev’d Darren Russ Brighton & Diocesan Office Rev’d Michael Russell Magill Rev’d Peter Sandeman Anglicare SA Ltd Rev’d Dianne Schaefer Women’s & Children’s Hospital Rev’d Tim Sherwell SAPOL Chaplain Rev’d David Smith Holy Trinity Adelaide Rev’d Jo Smith Elizabeth & St Columba College Rev’d Kym Smith Seacliff & Flinders Medical Centre Rev’d John Stephenson Burnside Rev’d To ny Tamblyn Colonel Light Gardens & Edwardstown Rev’d Paula Thorpe Belair & St John’s Grammar School Rev’d Heather Turner Repatriation General Hospital Rev’d Peter Williams Unley Rev’d Canon Jenny Wilson St Peter’s Cathedral Rev’d Ben Woodd Congregation of St Barnabas Croydon Rev’d Martyn Woodsford Parkside Rev’d Andy Wurm St Peters 7 LAITY List correct at time of printing. Holy Trinity Adelaide Broadview and Enfield Chapman, Ben Penn, Rosemary Chittleborough, Richard Nelson, Margaret Crawley, Phil Forsyth, Karl Burnside Severin, Andrew Jackson, Bob Kernick, Phil St John’s Halifax Street Moore, Jill Mickan, Margaret Starke, Russell Campbelltown Clifford, Una St Luke’s Adelaide Greeneklee, Charles Bird, Jasper Marini, Sharon Colonel Light Gardens Rogers, Tony St Mary Magdalene’s Bright, Chris Coromandel Valley Freriks, Catherine Bleby, Vivien Jeanes, Deborah Christ Church North Adelaide Gryst, Dr. Mark Edwardstown Tomkins, Max Heyer, Marilyn St Cyprian’s North Adelaide Elizabeth Wilkins, Paul Ha l l , To ny Lees, Elizabeth Alberton Asirvatham, Raja Elizabeth Downs Quin, Marjorie Edwards, Betty Belair Fullarton Hall, David Riquier, Olwyn Thomas, Neil Wilson, Meriel Brighton Gawler Gameau, Julie Green, Robert Judd, Susan Hunt, Carol Warren, Susie Glen Osmond Kapunda Hawkins, Malcolm Holden, Elaine Lewis, Susanne Mosey, Liz Phillips, Katy Shannon, Pam Scrutton, Rosemary Kensington Glenelg Bloor, Geoff Cordes, Neville Chapman, Grant Hoare, Wendy Cordes, Ros McPharlin, Fergus Greaves, Anne van Ruth, Nicholas Pittman-Lomas MEMBERS OF SYNOD Riggs, Emma Kensington Gardens Golden Grove Dingle, Margaret Dewell, Dennis Harrison, Eric Kidman Park and Mile End Daw, Dot Goodwood Balmforth, Terry Harding, Emily Hokin, Margaret Largs Bay Martin, Chris Hawthorn Jeffrey, Wendy Lockleys Leeder, Rob Gill, Jeannie Nadge, Ann Smith, Eric Henley and Grange Magill De Pasquale, Martin Hamer, David Smith, Liz Jaeschke, Samuel Mitchell, Sandy Ingle Farm and Para Hills Purton, David Hughes, Hazel Rogers, Peter Mallala Noble, Neta Kangaroo Island Cass, Roger Mitcham Gloyne, Jill Evanson, Colin Hams, Ron Ferguson, Elizabeth Wotton, David AM 9 LAITY Modbury Seacliff Robjohns, Chris Emery, Heather Robjohns, Mark Wright, Helen Semaphore Lehmann, Colin Norton Summit Bourne, John Somerton Park Rogers, Cate Hunt, Andrew Morton, John Norwood Coleman, Aidan St Francis’ Congregation Powell, Chris Mayger, Mark Parafield Gardens St Marys Thurston, Lyn Flippance, Mark Parker, Tom Parkside Bleby, Diana St Peter’s Cathedral Conway, Clive Beal, Christine Perryman, Allan Payneham Stracey, Kevin Felgate, Heather Teague, Dr.
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