Faith groups sign up to understand ‘world’s toughest’ conversion therapy law
Church groups have asked Victoria’s Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission for tailored courses on conversion therapy law.
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Patronal Festival celebrates church’s links to Apostle Paul
“I personally find it a great encouragement to come into work and be reminded of Paul’s ministry,” St Paul’s East Kew assistant priest Reverend Stacey Slater said.
Doing the work of Jesus by opening church doors
Churches are opening their doors to offer shelter to people experiencing homelessness in Melbourne’s south-east this winter.
Clayton Census results reveal new engagement opportunities
“Our parish is very multicultural, but the demographic isn’t that representative of the area,” All Saints senior minister Reverend Charles Fletcher.
Anglican church vandalised in spate of incidents on Peninsula
An Anglican church was among several vandalised on the Mornington Peninsula in May.
Serving God’s justice with our gifts: Helping a courageous congregation
In June 2021, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) reported the total number of forcibly displaced people worldwide, grew to an astounding 82.4 million in 2020.
‘Danger’ in misrepresenting Roe v. Wade outcome implications
Experts say that the decision to overturn constitutional abortion legislation in the US will have little effect on the handling of the topic in Australia.
Woman seeking Christianity sparks Iranian outreach in Box Hill
Iranian Anglicans may soon have their first home in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, as St Peter’s Box Hill works to build up a congregation.
A good man, bad choices, and a crumbling world
The opening scene of A Hero follows Rahim (Amir Jadidi) as he leaves prison and heads to the Tomb of Xerxes where his brother-in-law is working.
