We are thrilled to welcome Archbishop of Brisbane, Australia Jeremy Greaves to our pulpit on Sunday, August 31, 2025. Archbishop Greaves has made it a point to visit a variety of dioceses around the world wherein meaningful ministry is occurring and he’s chosen The Diocese of Arizona! 

Archbishop Jeremy Greaves was elected the tenth Archbishop of Brisbane in August 2023 and was installed in December of that year. The Diocese of Brisbane covers an area of more than a half a million square kilometres, from Bundaberg in north central Queensland to Coolangatta on the New South Wales border and west to the borders of South Australia and the Northern Territory. About four million people live within the Diocesan area, including more than 8,000 Anglicans in church each Sunday. In the ACSQ, there are over 175 active clergy in more than 130 parishes.  The Diocese owns 13 schools and employs around 4000 people in its community services arm through Anglicare.

Prior to being elected Archbishop, Jeremy served as one of the three regional bishops in Southern Queensland for seven years. Since being ordained in 1997, he has served in urban, regional and remote settings in South Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland. Jeremy is married to Josie, a midwife, and they have three adult children and a border collie called Paddy.