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by Ian Powell
The first in our series "Portraits of Jesus". From the Gospel of John, Ian talks about Jesus the good shepherd.
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New woman bishop move
AMS Staff
May 26th, 2008

Canon Barbara Darling was appointed assistant bishop in Melbourne Diocese on April 25, two weeks after the announcement that Kay Goldsworthy had become Australia’s first woman bishop.

A spokesperson for Melbourne Diocese said the former Ridley College lecturer is considered an evangelical.

Moore College graduate David Ould wrote on the website Stand Firm that the move adds a new dimension to the ‘deep sadness’ felt by many reformed evangelicals.

“What is shocking about this is that, unlike Perth, Melbourne has a very broad spectrum of views within it. Rather than a move that will alienate other dioceses, this is something that will cause further division,” he said.