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Sunday April 13

Walking the Walk: Join Bishop John on his 2025 Holy Week pilgrimage for peace

“It’s truly a blessing when people join me to walk…This year I’ve invited a number of interfaith leaders, and cross-sector leaders to join me, as the need for peace is an issue affecting us all,” says Bishop John Roundhill

Some of the participants of the Emerging Peacemakers Forum gathered at the graduation ceremony held at the Ecumenical Center, in Geneva, Switzerland, on 13 July 2023

Old must join young in solving global problems, interfaith peacemakers conference told

A young Anglican from the United Kingdom has said that the young generation needs the older generation to work with them to tackle the world’s problems, as neither group can do it alone

Global symposium will look at 2021 as defining year for gender equality

An upcoming symposium will explore ‘2021: A Defining Year for Accelerating Gender Equality, Equity and Justice’. Scheduled for 26 January (commencing at 11 pm Brisbane time), the event marks the 7th Annual Symposium on the Role of Religion and Faith-Based Organizations in International Affairs

From DC Talk to Live on Mars

“Connecting with people through music is my favourite way of living out my faith in Jesus who told us to love our neighbour as we love ourselves,” says the Justice Unit’s Peter Branjerdporn in our continuing series ‘How my art intersects with my faith’

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

Religious leaders urge the PM to show moral leadership

In an open letter, interfaith leaders around the country have urged the Prime Minister “to have the wisdom, courage and humility to admit that it is time to chart a new course when it comes to climate policy”