Reflections
Called to flourish?
“After water, food, shelter and love…what do you think is needed to flourish as a human being?” asks Bishop Cam Venables
Reflections
“After water, food, shelter and love…what do you think is needed to flourish as a human being?” asks Bishop Cam Venables
Video
“One of the things I love about Paddy is that he finds joy in just about everything he does…Sometimes I think Paddy can teach me plenty about how to live — about how to find joy in all the different parts of my day. I wonder what brings you the most joy?” asks Archbishop Jeremy
“When you flourish, you grow and learn and find peace and joy and contentment. The Bible talks a lot about the importance of community — being together and caring for one another…we understand that true flourishing is something we do in community, with others,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
In this Anglican Schools year of “Flourishing Together for Wisdom”, hear Archbishop Jeremy read from one of his favourite stories, What do you do with a problem?
“We pray for you because we want you and your school community to flourish together with the whole of the Diocese,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
“Like any ministry activity, it is important that a parish or other faith community plans well for a retreat,” says Bishop Bill Ray from Resource Church St John’s Cathedral
“For 30 thousand years, and 12 hundred generations, stories have been told and have been passed on so that the community can understand why a hill is in a certain place; where water can be found when it’s dry; where it is safe to go, and when it is unsafe. Jesus often used story telling when teaching and two thousand years later many of his stories continue to resonate because we can relate to them,” says Bishop Cam Venables
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