The Revd Dr Craig D’Alton is Vicar of CCSY. Fr Craig leads the ministry team and has pastoral oversight of the parish. He is committed to the renewal of the Catholic wing of Anglicanism, through fine liturgy and music, quality preaching, and the development of inclusive and outward-focused church communities. Fr Craig is also the President and a board member of Christ Church Grammar School.
The Revd Emily Fraser is Associate Priest at Christ Church and Chaplain to Christ Church Grammar School. She is half-time in the parish, and half-time at the school. Her role is “to bring the School to the Church, and the Church to the School.”
The Revd Marilyn Hope is Parish Deacon (honorary). Mother Marilyn, in addition to her leadership in liturgy, is an experienced pastoral and spiritual supervisor and mentor. She also ministers with the Anglican Benedictine Oblates, and is currently undertaking post-graduate research in the history of the Benedictines community in Melbourne and Camperdown.
The Revd Roxanne Addley is Assistant Curate. Mother Roxanne was ordained a priest at St Paul's Cathedral Melbourne in November 2018. She is involved in all aspects of ministry within the parish and school. Roxanne is also involved with several areas of ecumenism and reconciliation in the wider church and community.
The Revd Jenny Nelson is Associate Priest (honorary, part-time). Mother has a passion for the integration of art, spirituality, theology and liturgy. In 2012, Jenny completed (after several years' labour of love and creativity) a set of Stations of the Cross (in bronze bas-relief) for the parish church.
Kim Bong is an authorised Lay Minister (part-time). Kim is a graduate of our EfM program and has ministry strengths in spiritual and pastoral care, administration, and hospitality. Kim is currently leading the Children's Ministry, focussing on Godly Play.
Jack Lindsay is an authorised Lay Minister (part-time). Jack recently graduated with a BA in Islamic Studies and History from the University of Melbourne, and a BTheol from the University of Divinity. He is a candidate for ordination in the Diocese of Melbourne, and has particular interests in Anglican history and governance, liturgy, and mission.