Welcome to our evolving Community page. We hope to be able to introduce content and news from our Community Development Coordinator, Judy Fay, who may be contacted by email or by phone on 3835 2222.
The wellbeing of our children and young people is fundamental to our Christian faith. The Anglican Church Southern Queensland and St John’s Cathedral have implemented a Child Protection Risk Management Plan to assist in protecting our children and other vulnerable people from harm in the church. The Plan helps to ensure that all of our ministries take place in a safe and supportive environment by providing strategies to identify and minimise potential risks.
A full range of Child Protection policies and documents, including the Archbishop’s Statement of Commitment, Code of Conduct for Ministry to Children within the Anglican Church Southern Queensland, and the Protocol for Dealing with Sexual Misconduct, can be viewed and downloaded at: https://anglicanchurchsq.org.au/safeguarding/professional-standards/resources-professional-standards/
If you would like a printed copy of any documents, please contact Lisa Clarke by email or phone 3835 2239. If you have any questions concerning the safety and wellbeing of children and young people, please don’t hesitate to see me.
The Dean
CATHEDRAL MONTHLY NOTICES
Cathedral Monthly Notices is a handy publication outlining the details of worship, events, studies and activities at St John’s.
It is published monthly on the first Sunday of each month.
Click image below to Download the latest edition
“I was hungry and you gave me food, thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me.” – Matthew 25.35.
Trinity Centre Pantry offers hope when food is out of reach.
The Trinity Pantry at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Fortitude Valley was established over thirty years ago to provide assistance to those for whom life was proving a struggle; those who simply didn’t have enough to eat, or who had met with some temporary crisis and had no funds.
Your gift will enable the ministries of the Cathedral community to continue and develop throughout 2025. To access the form click here. Completed forms can be emailed to the Cathedral Wardens wardens@stjohnscathedral.com.au . Thank you for your genersority.
Is God calling you to be involved in one of the many and varied ministries that the Cathedral Community undertakes?
Click kere to Download the Brochure
Lead Like A Woman
28 (Thurs) – 30 (Sun) November
Click here for brochure
Gathers on the second Thursday of the month at 9.45am in the Cathedral
Click for more
AMUA Vision: a world where God’s love is known through loving, respectful and flourishing relationships.
lunch boxes and water bottles; children’s underwear (girls and boys all ages). Please bring only these items listed; please do not add what you think they might need.
please bring new and used books for children aged 0-14 years old. Early readers (numbers, alphabets, picture books, animals and cardboard books). Primary school fiction and non-fiction. Basic school supplies, Bibles, pencils. Eleanor will deliver the box (when full) to Heather Doonan (CEO at New Farm). They collect them and ship them to schools in PNG.
Click image above for Zoom link
Cathedral Roll Information and Privacy Policy
plus ENROLMENT FORM
Northern Region Lay Retreat
29 (Fri) 6pm – 30 (Sun) November
Click here for brochure
Click here to read
the Anglican Church SQ position on
The Voice to Parliament Referendum
Child Protection and Safeguarding
We are committed to the safeguarding and care of everyone within our community.
Please click on image for further information.
Click here to access material
prepared by The Cathedral’s
Domestic Abuse Working Group
Ad Clerum on The Development
of
The Diocese of The Southern Cross
THE EAGLE
This magazine has been produced by the community of St John’s Cathedral since Advent 2004. It explores in depth from a faith perspective the issues that shape and sway us.
Click for more
The Eagle began as a printed magazine and continued that way for 15 years. Now in its 16th year, given COVID-19 and the increasing cost of printing and distribution, The Eagle has gone electronic.
