Chaplains

Since graduating from MTC, Anna has served as women's ministry trainer and worked with International students at UNSW. She now serves with her husband and children at Artarmon Anglican. Anna is thankful for the many conversations and mutual encouragements to live gospel-shaped lives. 

Since studying at Moore Theological College, Cate has been serving together with her husband at Australian Asian Church. She has 4 children and with her husband seeks to raise them up to follow Jesus.

Since graduating from Moore in 2005, Emily has been raising their four children together with her husband Luke. Emily has also served in teaching Scripture on behalf of the saints at St Peters Anglican@St Peters and in pastoral care and coordinating Scripture for her church family at Newtown:Erskineville Anglican.

Emily completed Moore College over ten years ago, and has been involved in ministry with her husband since that time.  She is married to Stephen Gilmour, who is currently the rector of Sans Souci Anglican Church, and they have two sons.

Assistant to the Dean of Women. Isobel is married to Peter Lin, the bishop of the Georges River Region in Sydney and they have 3 adult daughters. Since they left Moore, a bit over 20 years ago, home and church have been in Sydney’s south-west.

Before joining the chaplaincy team at Moore College, Joan served in various church and college based ministries, equipping and resourcing others to grow in Christ-likeness and lead others in the same direction. She speaks at conferences and facilitates workshops where she shares the gospel.

Jocelyn is married to Ed, and they have been in full time ministry together since 2008. She has served alongside Ed in parish ministry in Sydney, in the UK and as a faculty wife at Moore College from 2014-2019. Ed is currently the warden of St Paul's College. 

Over the years I’ve been mothering and ministering in university and church contexts around the inner west. Now I spend a good part of my week working with the team at Anglican Aid, helping churches overseas support their communities.

Louise has worked in youth, student and church ministry in a variety of ways for many years. She has pastored women in a variety of contexts ranging across training small group leaders,  mentoring ministry wives and women in ministry leadership, through to identifying and assisting victims of abuse.

Ruth is married to David, who planted The Lakes Evangelical Church, on the Central Coast, 18 years ago. As it has grown Ruth has been involved in serving this church family in many ways, including training and mentoring ministry trainees and volunteers. She counts it a privilege to have such a long and deep involvement as part of the church and the wider community.

Sarah works two days per week for Evangelism & New Churches (ENC) doing training and evangelism in local churches. Sarah delights in serving alongside her husband Alistair in parish ministry and raising their children together.

Sarah spent 12 years in Mexico with CMS, reading the Bible with women so that they would know grace in Jesus, and training Bible Study leaders. While she and her husband Peter were at Moore College they led a church plant in the Inner West, in which they served for 10 years. They continue to work with CMS, and have three adult daughters.

Assistant to the Dean of Students Ted is a graduate of Moore College and served as the Regional Officer for The Bush Church Aid Society in NSW and the ACT.

Tim works part time as the minister of a Mandarin congregation and part time in Chinese Christian resources. Since graduating, he has kept up with the work of the college through his involvement with the PTC correspondence course, and he is presently the Partner in charge of the Chinese PTC through Centre for Global Missions.