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A slice of Queensland entertainment history will be recreated in St John’s Cathedral next month with a performance tribute to the 60th anniversary of the first television drama ever produced in Brisbane
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Find out how an unexpected conversation on a surprising subject matter serendipitously led to a wonderful solution for the Cathedral team and a population of native bees
Gifted digital artist Rebecca Holland tells us about her art and a special piece, described as “an oasis in the midst of the city”, that she created for the Cathedral Shop which is featured on jigsaws, tote bags and mugs: “I don’t just draw figuratively…I am usually a bit more abstract, so I decided to draw the building, but also have the community aspect in it…the music, the coffee and the hands…to emphasise the community”
75 years after the creation of the United Nations, its envoys and supporters say their role is more important than ever in advocating for refugees and people seeking asylum
The Very Rev’d Dr Peter Catt, from Resource Church St John’s Cathedral, introduces us to some of the work and artists of the Cathedral’s ‘Season of Creation Exhibition’, which is put on in the month of September every year by the Queensland Churches Environmental Network (QCEN)
“Anglicans, too, are often reluctant to affirm the value of the Middle Ages…This is unfortunate. For missing out nine whole centuries of Christian life not only creates serious gaps in understanding Christian development – it also risks failing to appreciate important Anglican features and spiritual treasures fully,” says The Rev’d Dr Jo Inkpin
In this special joint reflection, three gifted local artists share about their art and their unique contributions to the Cathedral Shop
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