Faithfulness In Ministry
Online 2020
(Previously known as the ‘Faithfulness in Service’ Conference)
FiM Moves Online
- Content from Archbishop Glenn Davies, Assoc. Professor Neil Foster, and the e-safety Commission
- Archbishop's and Neil Foster's presentations available online
Second opportunity to attend the e-safety webinar:
We have arranged two more webinars for those who missed the October events.
Click on event below that you would like to book for.
Thursday February 25th 2021 9:30am – 11:00amMonday March 1st 2021 12:30pm-2:00pm
2020 Theme
'Shepherding With Grace'
Now may the God of peace, who through the blood of the eternal covenant brought back from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great Shepherd of the sheep, equip you with everything good for doing his will...
Archbishop Glenn Davies will be speaking from Hebrews,
setting the theme for the conference.
Sponsors
We are delighted to have the support of the following organisations in presenting Faithfulness in Ministry 2020 – Online
Faithfulness in Ministry 2020
Frequently Asked Questions
Faithfulness in Ministry is the new name for the same conference. It has been re-named to avoid confusion with the Diocesan Code of Conduct document which is also called Faithfulness in Service.
Think of Faithfulness in Ministry as three-yearly in-service training. As we seek to persevere in ministry, this is a once-every-three-year opportunity to be encouraged and equipped in our many and varied roles as authorised/licensed ministers in the Diocese.
No. That only happened once (in 2014). FiM is unrelated to your Safe Ministry Training and you should seek to keep that updated through normal channels in accordance with the conditions of your licence or authority.
See https://safeministry.training for details
The Archbishop requires all licensed clergy/authorised lay ministers in the Diocese to attend FiM.
Due to the conference moving online with the added flexibility that brings, it is expected that all required attendees will be able to attend.
If you cannot attend due to health concerns or similar, please submit an apology.
Faithfulness in Ministry 2020
Speakers
Neil Foster
Associate Professor of Law at the University of Newcastle
Topic: Creating healthy relationships in churches
Neil teaches, publishes and researches in the areas of Tort Law, Workplace Health and Safety Law, Law and Religion, and Property Law. As well as undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications in Law (BA, LLB from UNSW, LLM from Newcastle), Neil is a graduate of Moore Theological College (BTh ACT; DipATh Moore), and has been with the School of Law at Newcastle University for 24 years. He has previously been a missionary in Pakistan with Interserve.
Neil will be speaking to the topic of bullying and fostering harmonious and godly workplaces.
Greg Gebhart
Senior Trainer for the Office of the eSafety Commissioner
Topic: Protecting our community online: risks, cyber bullying and educating on reporting material to eSafety
Greg is one of Australia’s leading presenters in this field. He has given presentations to more than 500,000 participants at state, national and international events. He has a degree in Applied Science (Physical Education) and a Masters in Computer Education. Greg has a strong background in leadership and change.
He has been recognised for his achievements and passion to help others many times, including being listed in the ‘Who’s Who’ list of people that have shaped Australia and the International Society for Technology in Education global achievement award.
Contact details
Faithfulness in Ministry Conference is organised and run by the Professional Standards Unit of the Anglican Diocese of Sydney
Postal Address
PO Box Q419
QVB Post Office
Sydney NSW 1230
Phone & Email
Phone: 9265 1547
info@fim.church
