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Canon Nick Moir, Priest in Charge
Nick Moir was licensed as Priest Vicar on 24th June 2014. He has also been Vicar of St Andrew’s Chesterton since 2007. He has previously served as Chaplain of St John’s College and as Vicar of Waterbeach and Landbeach. He is currently also Ministry Training Officer in the Diocese of Ely. Nick welcomes all enquiries and discussion about any spiritual or pastoral matters. nicholas.moir@ely.anglican.org.
Nick Moir was licensed as Priest Vicar on 24th June 2014. He has also been Vicar of St Andrew’s Chesterton since 2007. He has previously served as Chaplain of St John’s College and as Vicar of Waterbeach and Landbeach. He is currently also Ministry Training Officer in the Diocese of Ely. Nick welcomes all enquiries and discussion about any spiritual or pastoral matters. nicholas.moir@ely.anglican.org.
Canon John Morgan, Associate Priest
john.morgan@uq.edu.au, oo44 1223 357396
Fr John is a graduate of Melbourne and Oxford universities and also studied at Harvard Divinity School. After nearly 4 years as a teacher he went to Oxford to read theology and was ordained priest in Oxford in 1969 and served as Chaplain of Oriel College for 7 years while completing post graduate work in moral theology and sociology. He has also worked in USA – including a summer in East Harlem , a period in Memphis, Tennessee, and while working in politics in Washington DC was honorary assistant at St John's ,Georgetown. He returned to Australia as ecumenical Chaplain to Melbourne University and then for 31 years was the Warden of St John's College, the University of Queensland. He was made an Honorary Professor in the University and taught in the medical and business schools, as well as serving on a number of state, federal government and hospital committees concerned with ethics in medical research and health matters .
He served on many diocesan bodies and was also a canon residentiary of St John's Cathedral for 26 years and was involved in completion of the cathedral – especially as chairman of directors of the quarry purchased by the the cathedral chapter in order to ensure adequate supplies of the sandstone used in the detailed masonry. He has spent considerable periods of study leave in Cambridge during one of which he first worshipped at St Clement's. At present he is doing research on the role of the church in medicine and health care from the 18th c onwards.
john.morgan@uq.edu.au, oo44 1223 357396
Fr John is a graduate of Melbourne and Oxford universities and also studied at Harvard Divinity School. After nearly 4 years as a teacher he went to Oxford to read theology and was ordained priest in Oxford in 1969 and served as Chaplain of Oriel College for 7 years while completing post graduate work in moral theology and sociology. He has also worked in USA – including a summer in East Harlem , a period in Memphis, Tennessee, and while working in politics in Washington DC was honorary assistant at St John's ,Georgetown. He returned to Australia as ecumenical Chaplain to Melbourne University and then for 31 years was the Warden of St John's College, the University of Queensland. He was made an Honorary Professor in the University and taught in the medical and business schools, as well as serving on a number of state, federal government and hospital committees concerned with ethics in medical research and health matters .
He served on many diocesan bodies and was also a canon residentiary of St John's Cathedral for 26 years and was involved in completion of the cathedral – especially as chairman of directors of the quarry purchased by the the cathedral chapter in order to ensure adequate supplies of the sandstone used in the detailed masonry. He has spent considerable periods of study leave in Cambridge during one of which he first worshipped at St Clement's. At present he is doing research on the role of the church in medicine and health care from the 18th c onwards.
Fr Andrew Macintosh, D.D.
Fr Andrew was born in Eastbourne in 1936. He read Theology at St John's College, Cambridge and, although brought up in the catholic tradition, trained for the priesthood at Ridley Hall. Ordained in Lincoln cathedral, he served his title in the South Ormsby group of (rural) parishes in Lincolnshire. After a brief spell as a lecturer at St David's College, Lampeter, he returned to St John's where he has spent the remainder of his career. He is a (life) Fellow, Emeritus Dean and sometime President. His lecturing and research have been in the field of Old Testament and biblical languages. He was admitted to the D.D. degree in 1997 on the basis of his published work. retirement, he much enjoys the privilege of the altar of St Clement's, its prayer book-catholic usage, and its faithful congregation.
Fr Andrew was born in Eastbourne in 1936. He read Theology at St John's College, Cambridge and, although brought up in the catholic tradition, trained for the priesthood at Ridley Hall. Ordained in Lincoln cathedral, he served his title in the South Ormsby group of (rural) parishes in Lincolnshire. After a brief spell as a lecturer at St David's College, Lampeter, he returned to St John's where he has spent the remainder of his career. He is a (life) Fellow, Emeritus Dean and sometime President. His lecturing and research have been in the field of Old Testament and biblical languages. He was admitted to the D.D. degree in 1997 on the basis of his published work. retirement, he much enjoys the privilege of the altar of St Clement's, its prayer book-catholic usage, and its faithful congregation.
Fr Robert Van de Weyer
Fr Robert was ordained in 1981, and has always been self-supporting. He was parish priest of Upton near Huntingdon for 31 years. He was a university lecturer in Economics until 1997, since then he has run a legal and financial consultancy. He has written over 50 books on a variety of subjects.
Fr Robert was ordained in 1981, and has always been self-supporting. He was parish priest of Upton near Huntingdon for 31 years. He was a university lecturer in Economics until 1997, since then he has run a legal and financial consultancy. He has written over 50 books on a variety of subjects.
