
Southern Region Hope25: Good news about sharing the Good News
Check out how some Southern Region parishes celebrated, explored, studied, worshipped, prayed and gathered for Hope25
Check out how some Southern Region parishes celebrated, explored, studied, worshipped, prayed and gathered for Hope25
Josii Hargreaves from St John’s College within the University of Queensland, Jennifer Stevens from The Parish of Mudgeeraba and Walters Nkemfack from Reconciliation Queensland reflect on their National Reconciliation Week highlights and what this year’s National Reconciliation Week theme “Bridging Now to Next” means to them
“The Parish of Ekibin’s campus redevelopment is six years into the planning and 13 months into the ‘build’…I have learnt much during the process and even made some surprising discoveries,” says The Rev’d Dr Timothy Nicholson from St Luke’s, Ekibin
Four St Luke’s Anglican School students from Bundaberg reflect on what they learnt about the Easter story through their first prayer space experience with the help of their chaplain, The Rev’d Erika Williams
“We spent 2024 visiting Deaneries across our Diocese to ask about current faith formation needs. Universally, people said they want to be more relaxed when talking about their faith…People asked for something to help them connect positively about spiritual things with people in the wider community without a Church background,” says Fiona Hammond from FormEDFaith, as she introduces exciting new resources ahead of the Hope25 season
The ACSQ Hope25 planning group members tell us more about Hope25, including how you can source free copies of the Hope25 Gospel of Luke
“Saturday was International Women’s Day. It is the day on which we acknowledge that the vision my 13-year-old self of 50 years ago thought would be achieved in a few short years is still years away from being achieved. In fact, the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report suggests that at the current rate of progress gender economic equality is still 134 years away,” says The Very Rev’d Dr Peter Catt
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