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Anglican Church faces shortage of ministers, churches in the bush as it repays victims of child sexual abuse – ABC News
The largest Anglican diocese in western New South Wales is suffering from a crippling shortage of ministers as it struggles to pay back the church’s victims of…
The largest Anglican diocese in western New South Wales is suffering from a crippling shortage of ministers as it struggles to pay back the church’s victims of child sexual abuse.
Key points:
- Anglican churches in regional NSW are struggling to recruit ministers to the bush and owe millions of dollars to victims of child sexual abuse
- More than half of the parishes in a third of the state are without a full-time minister
- Historical churches are being put up for sale to cover debt
The Anglican Diocese…
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