Board and Supporters Dinner 2015

Guest Speaker

The Reverend Glenn Loughrey

Glenn has spent most of his working life involved in ministry, first through the Salvation Army, then Everyman’s Welfare Service and finally in the Anglican Church.

The focus of his ministry has been working with the poor and marginalised, be that young people living rough in Brisbane, as Salvation Army chaplain to Bathurst maximum security prisoners, supporting young sailors in the Royal Australian Navy and as a chaplain to school children. 

As a result of having an indigenous grandmother and having experienced racism for himself in his own country, he has a specific interest in reconciliation and the role people such as himself have in the ongoing dialogue for respect and equality.

As an artist he produces work that explores the indigenous communion with country and the spirituality of place.

He have written several articles for international journals on exile as the place where change begins and on its importance to the reconciliation process. 

Glenn is married to Gaye and they have one daughter, Katrina who lives and runs her own international business from Berlin.

 

your invitation

The Board of the Anglican Board of Mission invites you to a

Buffet Dinner on

Friday 11th September 2015, at the

Union, University and Schools Club
25 Bent Street, Sydney 2000

7pm – 9pm

The Guest Speaker is
The Reverend Glenn Loughrey,

A View from Exile – A late blooming indigenous advocate and artist

Please RSVP to Fiona Richardson at ABM by Friday 4 September.

The full address for the event is:
The Card Room, 2nd Floor, The Union, University and Schools Club
25 Bent Street, Sydney  (Phone 02 9232 8266)

The dress code for the club is jacket and ties for the gentlemen and “modern professional” for the ladies (no opened toe shoes and no “spaghetti straps”)

There is no charge for the dinner but a contribution towards the work of ABM would be welcome

 

The Board of the Anglican Board of Mission

invites you to a Buffet Dinner on

Friday 11 September 2015, at the

Union, University and Schools Club

25 Bent Street, Sydney 2000

 

7pm for 7.30 – 9pm

 

The Guest Speaker is

The Reverend Glenn Loughrey,

A View from Exile – a late blooming indigenous advocate and artist.

Visit www.abmission.org/dinner2015 for more information.

 

Please RSVP to Fiona Richardson at ABM by Friday 4 September.

 

The full address for the event is:

The Card Room, 2^nd Floor, The Union, University and Schools Club

25 Bent Street, Sydney  (Phone 02 9232 8266)

The dress code for the club is jacket and ties for the gentlemen and

“modern professional” for the ladies (no opened toe shoes and no “spaghetti straps”)

 

There is no charge for the dinner but a contribution towards the work of ABM would be welcome