Reflections
“I admire Yessie’s courageous choice to stay on Masig with his young family even though it would be easier and more comfortable on the mainland. He told me that it is essential to stay on the island because if he leaves, ‘It’s over’. He said that they need their island to keep their culture alive,” says the Justice Unit’s Peter Branjerdporn
Reflections
“Two of the most attractive things about the gospel are its adaptability and embraceability,” says The Rev’d Stephan Prabu
“My father showed me that leading and helping other people means taking initiative, and taking initiative requires boldness and strength,” says Aunty Dr Rose Elu
“Courage is such an important thing for us to embrace, especially as we risk new things and make bold decisions in this season of our life together. And, as I reflect on what ‘courage’ means for me as I begin my second year as your Archbishop, I find myself inspired by the courage of so many people within our diocesan family,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
“St Paul suggests that we are each given little gifts by God – and that when we bring these together the potential for synergy as One Body is extraordinary,” says Bishop Cam Venables, Archbishop’s Commissary
The next major milestone in the first of the Anglican Church Southern Queensland’s “Angel” early learning centres was recently reached with a convoy of 32 concrete trucks sent to the site in a single day to lay the upper-level slab
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