About us
Why Anglicans Together?
Anglicans Together is an organisation that promotes an inclusive expression of Anglicanism in the Diocese of Sydney. Anglicans Together supports the idea that the Anglican Church is both catholic and reformed.
It allows for difference as described in the Lambeth Quadrilateral.
We wish to show that our God, as seen in the Lord Jesus Christ, is not a God that can be defined by one point of view
but the genius of the Anglican style is that we can draw upon the revelation of God to all God's people.
Anglicans Together is an association incorporated under the Associations Incorporation Act 1984 to:
- maintain, foster and develop the life of the Anglican Church in Australia;
- confirm our common allegiance to the Anglican Communion as an integral part of the larger body of Christ's church;
- maintain the comprehensiveness and respect the diversity of belief and practice as it has developed within the Anglican Church;
- promote unity and co-operation with the Anglican Church in the best interests of its mission and the credibility of the Gospel in Australian society; and
- foster member involvement and participation in Synod with informed debate, coherent reasoning and constructive criticism.
Read the Rules and Objects of Anglicans Together Inc. (PDF file)
Office Bearers:
President: The Reverend Dr Max Wood
Vice President: Mrs Susan Hooke
Public Officer & Treasurer: Mr Wesley Fairhall
Honorary Secretary: Ms Paula Turner
Executive Member: The Reverend Michael Armstrong
Executive Member: Mr Tony Brownlow
Links to Parishes and Organisations:
- All Saints' Hunters Hill
- Christ Church St Laurence
- Holy Trinity Dulwich Hill , incorporating the Fighting Father Dave website
- St Aidan's and St Alban's Epping
- St James' King Street
- St John the Evangelist Balmain
- St John's Dee Why
- St John's Gordon
- St Luke's Enmore
- St Luke's Mosman
- St Marks Granville
- St Mark's South Hurstville
- St Paul's Burwood
- St Peter's Cremorne
- MOWatch Australia Ltd (including Sydney Movement for the Ordination of Women)
Contact Us to find out how your parish can support Anglicans Together.