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The NCCA is 18 Christian Churches, gathered from across this wide brown land, who have embarked on a pilgrimage together. We each bring a widely varied history of place, experience, and theology, but we share a common faith and confession in the Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour. We also share a common future, as we are convinced that the future of Christians in Australia lies together, not in separation.

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Have your say now on the proposals for an 'Indigenous Voice'

Find out how to have your say on the proposals for an ‘Indigenous Voice’ in Federal Parliament and at local levels and help provide a way for our First Nations peoples to provide advice and input on matters that are important to improving their lives

Pacific open letter to PM Scott Morrison

An open letter was sent from 15 Pacific leaders to Prime Minister Scott Morrison recently, asking him to take urgent climate action ahead of the United Nations (UN) Climate Ambition Summit on 12 December

Over 100 men are being detained in Brisbane's Kangaroo Point Central Hotel – the majority of these men came to Brisbane under medevac laws and have been detained there since last year following almost seven years in offshore detention on Manus and Nauru

Churches taskforce seeks assurances to reduce detention centre health risks

In an urgent letter to Government health authorities the Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce has sought urgent assurances that the people at detention centres in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney have safe accommodation during the continuing pandemic, as social distancing is not possible in the common areas

Multi-faith leaders' statement on COVID-19

In this time of uncertainty The National Council of Churches in Australia has joined together with organisations of many other faiths to share a united voice

Christchurch mosque massacres: first anniversary

A statement and prayer have been made available to the Australian community for the sad occasion of the first anniversary of the Christchurch mosque attacks by Religions for Peace Australia, the Islamic Council of Victoria and members of other Australian Islamic groups