Profile

GLENN DAVIES

Education:
B.Sc. (Sydney); M.Div., Th.M. (Westminster); Dip A (Moore); Ph.D. (Sheffield)

Ministry:
Assistant Bishop,
Diocese of Sydney 2002-
AM: Willoughby 1981 - 1982
Lect MTC: 1983 - 1995
R Miranda : 1995 - 2001
Canon Theologian - Dio of Ballarat : from 2000

Read an article on the appointment of Bishop Davies - October 2001

The Bishop of North Sydney is the Rt Rev. Dr Glenn Davies. He succeeds Bishop Barnett who fulfilled his role as Bishop of North Sydney for more than eleven years.

Like Paul, Glenn also has connections with Moore College. After two years in parish ministry at St Stephen’s Willoughby, Glenn was invited to join the faculty of Moore College as a lecturer in Old Testament. At the end of 1985 he took a two-year study leave in England where he gained his PhD from Sheffield University. Glenn returned from overseas in 1988 to take up a position as a lecturer in New Testament and he continued in that post until 1995. In the course of that year he accepted the position of rector of St Luke’s Miranda which he held until December 2001.

Glenn is married to Di and they have two adult children. Both daughters, Simone and Michelle, are studying Primary Education at Wollongong University and live in Miranda, close to their church and friends.

Ministry

Present position:

2002 - Assistant Bishop, Diocese of Sydney (Northern Region)

Qualifications:

B.Sc. (Sydney) - 1972
M.Div., Th.M. (Westminster) - 1979
Dip A (Moore) - 1980
Ph.D. (Sheffield) - 1988

Made Deacon 1981
Ordained Presbyter 1981
Consecrated Bishop 2002

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE:

Assistant Minister - St Stephen’s, Willoughby : 1981-1982
Lecturer - Moore Theological College : 1983 - 1995
Rector - St Luke’s Miranda : 1995- 2001
Canon Theologian - Diocese of Ballarat : from 2000

PUBLICATIONS:

Faith and Obedience : Studies in Romans 1-4
(Sheffield : Sheffield Academic Press 1990)

Job
(Scripture Union Bible Probe, 1989)

RESEARCH:

Baptism

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