Reflections
“The rally reminded me that you can lose touch with people who don’t go to church…I think Christians need to spend time with others who think differently and with people who disagree. The Church is not meant to be a club of people who all think the same and agree — it’s meant to be a voice that proclaims hope and justice,” says Bishop Sarah Plowman
Spotlight Q&A
Meet Heather Geddes and find out how she raised $50,000 for her parish, why she fell off a stationary horse as a child, who delighted her with a visit recently and about her faith journey
In a quest to broaden their horizons and make a positive impact, St Andrew’s Anglican College service trip students are set to embark on a transformative journey in partnership with Cambodian families during the September term break
A Canterbury College house food drive rapidly evolved into a massive school-wide campaign to collect cups of instant noodles, with over 2,000 given to Rosies — Friends On The Street
“The terrible invasion in Ukraine has united a college workplace on the other side of the world. The compassion and concern expressed that day by our staff members filled the lunch room,” reflects St Andrew’s Anglican College library technician Barb Lodge, who initiated a fundraising lunch for the UNICEF Cook for Ukraine appeal
For the second year, a group of Year 12 students from The Springfield Anglican College has taken part in the Cancer Council’s Ponytail Project, cutting off their locks to raise nearly $7,000 and provide hair for patients’ wigs
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