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New South Wales - Organisation
Anglican Church of Australia (1981 - )
- From
- 1981
- Categories
- Church, Anglican
- Alternative Names
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- Location
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The Anglican Church in Australia dates back to the colonial settlement of New South Wales in 1788. The Church of England was the most common denomination in Australia until 1986 (when Roman Catholicism took its place). Many institutions for children in New South Wales had close links with the Church of England/Anglican Church - Anglicans were very keen to ensure that dependent children grew up in their faith. However, such organisations were organised locally, at diocesan level. Each diocese in New South Wales funded its own committees and agencies to run welfare programmes and run children's homes.
Timeline
- 1788 - 1981
- Church of England
- 1981 -
- Anglican Church of Australia
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Public statement by the Right Reverend Keith Slater regarding the management of
claims of abuse by the Diocese of Grafton at the North Coast Children's Home in Lismore NSW