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Mr Andrew Menzies
Andrew seeks to create a confidential, disarming, open, mutual space where trust, listening and reflective conversation flourish. He has been in full-time ministry in roles that have included: youth and young adult pastor; chaplain; denominational executive; senior pastor of two multi-staff teams and principal of a theological college with responsibilities to a university and denomination. He is familiar with the dynamics that occur in a large team, a solo environment and everything in-between. He practices as a professional pastoral supervisor for people in a wide variety of ministry settings. He has a deep interest in the formation, health, care and growth of people in ministry and Christian service as well as those they lead and serve. Andrew meets 1:1 in the room and on zoom and also offers group supervision sessions on Thursday afternoons throughout the year.
Dr Andrew Ball
I have held senior leadership roles in ministry for 36 years and now offer Supervision to key leaders, in particular those with broader responsibilities including denominational leaders, educators, para-church leaders etc.
I love working with pastoral leaders to empower them to find their next frontier.
My focus is on personal transformation, learning in situ and systems perspectives. I limit my clients as I love to engage individually for those I serve.
Mr Andrew Ranucci
Andrew Ranucci has led and served the local church for over thirty years. Andrew now serves Christian leaders and churches through teaching, mentoring, spiritual direction, supervision and retreat leading.
Andrew’s vision is for Pastors to be the healthiest people in the room! He desires to help those in ministry steward their souls, so they are spiritually, emotionally, mentally, physically and relationally healthy. Healthy churches are ultimately led by healthy leaders!
Andrew has a Bachelor of Theology and an M.A (Christian Leadership) through Australian College of Ministries, a Doctor of Ministry degree from Fuller Theological Seminary (Spiritual Direction) & a Grad Cert in Pastoral Supervision from St Marks National Theological Centre.
Andrew has a love of cycling and kayaking and most weekends you’ll find him on the roads or waterways of the northern beaches of Sydney. Andrew is married to Kerrell and they have three adult daughters.
Mr Andrew Osborne
Dedicated Service and Support in Pastoral Ministry and Beyond
Andrew has over 20 years of experience in pastoral care, counselling, and support roles, primarily as an Anglican Chaplain in the Australian Army. He has provided spiritual and emotional guidance to service members and their families, addressing their unique challenges.
Beyond chaplaincy, Andrew offers supervision and support to clergy, ministers, clinical professionals, and care providers.
He is also dedicated to assisting Veterans and their families through counselling, advocacy, and connecting them with essential resources.
Andrew’s career demonstrates a strong commitment to service, compassion, and supporting the well-being of others.
Rev Angela Dutton
I am an Anglican Priest with over 25 years ministry experience and available for pastoral supervision in person in the Hasting Region of NSW and online for all other areas
Mrs Ann O'Brien
I have 30+ years experience in the field of family and social services as a social worker, counsellor in the area of marriage and family relationships and recovery from trauma and childhood sexual abuse, and supervisor to counsellors, students and those in pastoral ministry. I am a very experienced professional with a depth and breadth of knowledge and experience. My work in faith based organisations has given me additional experience in the pastoral dimension of social services and a unique social justice perspective. I believe in the ability of people to adapt, change and make choices and so I work from a strengths based perspective and a philosophy of hope. This enables people to discover their own strengths and know what is possible
Rev Anne Wright
I am a trained supervisor with Melbourne University, college of Divinity with Grad Certificate in Professional Supervision. I also trained with Ohio United Methodist Theological College in 2010-2015 as a supervisor and have 14 years’ experience in superivison and training others for the Uniting Church in Western Australia.
At present I specialise in mentoring and supervising ministers in chaplaincy and congregational/pastoral work.
Dr Anne Klose
Professional supervision has been a source of support for those in the helping professions for many years. More recently, it has become apparent that the complexity of Christian ministry deserves and requires a similar level of professional support. Such support includes such functions as restorative care for times when ministry has been challenging or draining, formative encouragement for continued growth in ministry, and opportunities to reflect on healthy boundaries and respectful approaches to our work. Each of these concerns is best addressed in a reflective space which enables the supervisee to learn and grow in and for their ministry.
Anne provides supervision from her home in Wellington Point, Queensland – in person for those who live locally or on Zoom for those who live and work further afield. The frequency of your supervision sessions will depend on the requirements of your church, denomination or employing organisation, and your own preference, but fewer than four sessions per annum do make a good supervisory relationship more difficult to build and sustain.
BA (Hons Psych); MTh; Grad Cert Prof Supervision; PhD (Practical Theology). Member, Australasian Assn of Supervision; Recognised Mentor, Chaplaincy Australia.
Ms Anne McGuire
Anne has had extensive experience in education and adult learning.
She is keenly interested in pastoral supervision and a strong believer in the advice “…to sit at the feet of your own life and be taught by it.” (Polly B. Behrends). She holds a B.A. (Macquarie); M.A. Theol. Studies (Sydney College of Divinity); Grad. Cert. TESOL (ACU) and Grad. Cert. Pastoral Supervision (St Mark’s National Theological Centre.)
Anne lives in Kogarah in the inner south-west of Sydney and is willing to travel within Sydney metropolitan area.
Mrs Annette Bartlett
Annette has held senior leadership roles in ministry for over 22 years at both a local and regional level. In that time she has been trained in faith based coaching, mentoring and professional supervision to meet the growing need for support for Christian leaders and people of faith in influential spaces. Her best fit is with those who serve in an area of leadership and influence and because of her lived experience, women who hold roles in Church and community spaces.
Ms Annette Arnold
Annette has a background in education, counselling, community development, governance and leadership and currently works as a professional supervisor, spiritual director, and facilitator. She enjoys accompanying professionals in any field but has a special interest in educational leadership and pastoral ministry. She works both online or in person in South East Queensland.
Annie understands the complexities of ministry. As a qualified professional supervisor and coach, she champions leaders informed by three decades of experience from her tenures such as Senior Pastor and Church planter.
Mr Antony Wright
Tony has +20 years of full time ministry experience – having served as an assistant minister and now as a senior minister in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney as well as a cross-cultural missionary working with university students in Fiji (with the Church Missionary Society: NSW)
Tony is a qualified Pastoral Supervisor and received the Dean’s Award at Charles Sturt University for his academic studies in supervision. He seeks to help those in ministry to survive and thrive in their vocation by helping practitioners reflect on their ministry , themselves and those they serve.
Mr Arthur Conomos
Arthur has had ministry leadership roles for over 30 years, including lay church leadership/church council roles in a Baptist church, 10 years in a pastoral leadership role in a Baptist Church, various Christian not-for-profit board and board chair roles, 10 years as the state manager for a significant Christian not-for-profit organisation. He has been involved in staff leadership and development in all of his roles, and has been in a coaching/mentoring/supervision role for Partners in Ministry since July 2021.
Arthur offers professional pastoral supervision to Christian leaders around Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand through Partners In Ministry.
He and his family lived in Tanzania during his thirties, 2013–2023, partnering with the local IFES university ministry to empower its staff workers. This support fostered ministry engagement and team cohesion, with multiple staff workers extending their terms of service.
Arthur seeks genuine collaboration and is skilled in working across difference. He brings imagination, an appreciation for beauty, and a focus on wholeness. He longs to see flourishing in adversity and to see ‘all things hold together’ in Christ for the full-orbed witness of the Church in God’s world.