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“Then a third person came along, looked at him, saw that he had a need, and you know what, he picked him up and he carried him to a place he could be cared for. Now, whom should we copy as we listen to that story?” asks Bishop Cam Venables with the help of some puppets
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“The particular focus for schools this year is human dignity, for in recognising the dignity of all human beings we will inevitably be drawn to the work of peace making, and away from the easy path of division and conflict. Education is essential to creating this understanding of mutual dignity and respect in the hearts and minds of young people,” says Bishop Cam Venables
“If God became present two thousand years ago when regular people followed his leading, there is an implication that God will continue to do extraordinary things when regular people follow his leading today,” says Bishop Cam Venables, Archbishop’s Commissary
The chefs and kitchen staff in Anglicare Southern Queensland’s residential aged care homes are incredibly talented and passionate about what they do. We asked some of them to show us how to make their favourite Christmas recipes. Here’s a step-by-step on how to make rum balls by Chef Prem from Symes Thorpe Residential Aged Care, Toowoomba
St Bart’s, Toowoomba parishioners and Toowoomba Anglican School students Zeke and Bethany share about their highlights and insights of the recent CHARGE Youth Camp, including about what it means to belong to God and to a community: “I learnt that we should love others because Jesus first loved us”
Discover the magic of mates, mental health and a good old yarn in the rain with Bunyas Rugby League and Anglicare Southern Queensland: “Well, obviously with Rugby League, I think it’s a great vehicle for mental health to help bring the guys together. Part of that journey, as well, is to come together and remember people in our community that have passed through struggles with mental health”
Meet Anglicare Southern Queensland lifestyle assistant Gary, who volunteers three times a week driving the Anglicare bus for Gold Coast respite clients: “Most of these guys like going to see the water. They like the beach…A lot of the people say, you know, they miss me when I’m not here”
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