Diocese of Bendigo

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For the Roman Catholic church in the area, see Roman Catholic Diocese of Sandhurst.

Diocese of Bendigo
Location
Ecclesiastical province	Victoria
Information
Rite	Anglican
Cathedral	St Paul's Cathedral
Current leadership
Bishop	Andrew Curnow
Website
www.bendigoanglican.org.au

The Anglican Diocese of Bendigo comprises much of the central and most of the north-central and north-west regions of Victoria, Australia, roughly the area of Victoria north of the Great Dividing Range and west of the Goulburn River. In 1977 the diocese merged with the Diocese of St Arnaud.

The cathedral church of the diocese is St Paul's Cathedral in Bendigo. Since 28 June 2003 the Bishop of Bendigo has been the Right Reverend Andrew Curnow.

The Gannawarra Cluster is an initiative by the diocese in providing a team of locally ordained clergy to offer ministry to three geographically connected parishes - Cohuna, Kerang and Quambatook.

External links

Anglican hierarchy in Australia

Primate of Australia

Province of New South Wales

Diocesan bishops	Archbishop of Sydney Armidale Bathurst Canberra & Goulburn Grafton Newcastle Riverina

Assistant bishops	Sydney (Western Sydney, Wollongong, South Sydney, Northern Region, Georges River) Bathurst Canberra & Goulburn Newcastle

Province of Victoria

Diocesan bishops	Archbishop of Melbourne Ballarat Bendigo Gippsland Wangaratta

Assistant bishops	Melbourne (Southern, North West, Eastern)

Province of Queensland

Diocesan bishops	Archbishop of Brisbane North Queensland Rockhampton Northern Territory

Assistant bishops	Brisbane (Western, Northern, Southern) North Queensland

Province of Western Australia

Diocesan bishops	Archbishop of Perth Bunbury North West Australia

Assistant bishops	Perth (Eastern and Rural, Northern, Southern)

Province of South Australia

Diocesan bishops	Archbishop of Adelaide Willochra The Murray

Extra-provincial

Diocesan bishops	Tasmania

Missioner bishops	Stewardship Projects and Training

Coordinates: 36°45′44″S 144°16′58″E / 36.76222°S 144.28278°E / -36.76222; 144.28278

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