
Bridging Now to Next: National Reconciliation Week
ACSQ Reconciliation Action Plan Coordinator Aunty Sandra King shares some of her Reconciliation story and about this year’s National Reconciliation Week theme song
ACSQ Reconciliation Action Plan Coordinator Aunty Sandra King shares some of her Reconciliation story and about this year’s National Reconciliation Week theme song
“It is very important for Christians to be courageous and proclaim God’s love to those who may only otherwise hear of God’s condemnation,” says The Rev’d Dr Ruth Mathieson
“Both these documentaries are essential viewing as you let your own moral compass be your guide. These films deliver crystal-clear perspectives through microcosms of the ongoing decades-long situation of Indigenous Palestinians being ethnically cleansed at gunpoint from their ancestral homelands in the occupied West Bank. It is happening right now,” says Jonathan Sargeant from St Francis College as Nakba commemorations approach on Thursday 15 May
The Feast of Creation initiative represents a profound ecumenical opportunity as Christian churches worldwide consider elevating 1 September from a World Day of Prayer for Creation to a liturgical feast across denominations. A key milestone in this journey will be the upcoming Nicaea Centenary and Creation Day Conference in Assisi in May, where church actors will discuss pathways in this important process. A new World Council of Churches podcast explores the vision of the Feast of Creation initiative, highlighting its significance as a potential gesture of Christian unity and ecological commitment
Matthew Flinders Anglican College has once again been ranked the best school on the Sunshine Coast and in the top 30 schools in Queensland, as revealed by Better Education, an independent specialist schools website.
“On this National Sorry Day, we reaffirm our unwavering commitment to reconciliation in the Anglican Church Southern Queensland. We stand in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, honouring their resilience and strength. Let us each take this day as a reminder of our shared responsibility to foster genuine understanding, empathy, and partnership,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
Religious leaders from around Australia unite with a message this election: let’s vote for climate action
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