‘Our role is to deal with suffering now’: Pacific churches leader
A Pacific Conferences of Churches leader has called on churches and faith groups to tackle climate change together.
Tasmanian conversion practices ban will save lives: Survivor
Advocates want strong anti-conversion practices laws in Tasmania.
Assistant Bishop role for chaplain could be a first
A Melbourne Grammar School senior chaplain will soon become an Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Perth.
Church group explores Indigenous faith, culture at Nungalinya College
All Saints’ Greensborough members had the chance to immerse themselves in studies at Nungalinya College.
Churches asked to offer food, shelter for women refugees walking to Canberra
Churches and communities are being asked to offer hospitality to women refugees.
Bunbury diocese apologises to local Stolen Generation
The Diocese of Bunbury has publicly apologised to the Noongar community for past pain and suffering.
Anglican Church asks Australians to consider ‘yes’ vote on Voice to Parliament
The church is taking the next steps in supporting a constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice.
Housing crisis forcing people to choose between their abusers and homelessness
Rents and mortgage payments have increased dramatically over the past year, forcing those experiencing family violence to choose between a rock and a hard place.
In India, violence against religious minorities is on the rise. Why won’t Australia speak up?
Human rights advocates are disappointed the PM did not publicly raise concerns over human rights abuses in India during Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Sydney.
Single-minded theologian crowdfunds new book
It’s barely been two weeks since the Reverend Dr Dani Treweek published her first book on the theology of singleness, but she’s already secured funding from individual donors to write her next work.
