About Us

Christianity is a way of life that strives to emulate the radical love of Jesus through deep connection with God, each other, and creation.

In particular we aim to express this through the Five Marks of Anglican Mission:
Communicate the love of God, characterised by humility, justice and compassion. Build welcoming, inclusive and nurturing communities of faith. Stand in solidarity with those in need. Challenge violence, injustice and oppression, and work for peace and reconciliation. Protect, care for and renew life of the earth.

Meet the Team

  • Rev'd Deborah Bird

    Rector

    Deb is passionate about inclusive church and promotes an engaged faith that connects with our real lives. She is usually in the office on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings - do drop in and say hello! Or you can arrange to meet for a chat at other times. Phone 0457 519 899 or rector@kenbrookang.org.au
    Or connect on Facebook - Instagram

  • Rillis Kilmartin

    Administration

    Our office administrator, Rillis Killmartin, is the first point of contact for most enquiries. She can also assist you with arranging plaques and interment of ashes in our Memorial Gardens.

    Rillis is currently on leave.

  • Clergy Team

    Assisting and retired clergy

    Deb is assisted by a wonderful clergy team that includes The Reverends Jonathan Kemp, Jane Mitchell, Graham Dorman, George Markotsis, Jane Markotsis and Sandra Kjellgren.

  • Ministry Teams

    Parish Council and Volunteers

    The parish is gifted with energetic group of lay leaders and volunteers who share in the life and mission of the parish.

Our Locations

  • Holy Spirit - Kenmore

    1036 Moggill Road

    A peaceful community oasis tucked away from the bustling suburbs. The site hosts Holy Spirit church that seats up 300 people, Memorial Garden, Community Hall, Second Harvest bookshop, Meals on Wheels Kenmore and in 2026, Brisbane West Community Toy Library.

  • Good Shepherd - Brookfield

    615 Brookfield Road (Cnr Boscombe Road)

    Good Shepherd church has a warm country feel that makes it a popular location for baptisms and weddings. Built in 1892, it can host up to 60 and shares the site with small community hall and memorial garden.

  • The Old Friary - Kenmore Hills

    139 Brookfield Road

    Features the stunning chapel of St Mary, St Francis and St Clare as well as a permanent labyrinth, The Old Friary gathers a small ecumenical congregation on Sunday evenings at 5.30pm. For more information, visit the Old Friary website.