NCCA Newsletters (2320)
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World Council of Churches
70th Anniversary of the start of the Korean War
“Seven decades after this war began, it is time to acknowledge that it ended long ago,” Joint Ecumenical Message of peace on the Korean Peninsula calling for a peace treaty.
CCA reiterates commitment to accompany Korean churches in their struggle for reconciliation and reunification
"The division of Korea into North and South continues as one of the most painful remnants of Cold War politics."
Save the date
The National NAIDOC Committee has announced NAIDOC Week celebrations will be held from 8-15 November 2020.
The Australian Baha’i Community
Listen to the recent podcast in the Social Cohesion Podcast Series: Narrative Project Ep.1
| July | |
| Plastic Free July | |
| 9 | Martyrdom of the Bab (Baha'i) |
| 11 | World Population Day |
| 16 | Ashala Puja Day (Buddhist) |
| 30 | International Friendship Day |
| 30 | World Day Against Trafficking in Persons |
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| September | |
| Season of Creation | |
| 1 | World Emotional Trauma Awareness Day |
| 2 | 1991: Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation Act passed by Parliament |
| 6-12 | National Child Protection Week |
| 7 | National Threatened Species Day |
| 10 | RUOK Day |
A Pilgrim Liturgy
Peace and Reconciliation can face strange resistances....As we continue our work of reconciliation, we pray for the grace to see people as Jesus sees them. We pray for the grace to persist with our responsibility as ministers of reconciliation.
A more compassionate Australia would be wonderful!
What will it be? Will we go forward to a better new "normal” of a more compassionate society or just go back to the negative aspects of old ways?
Bishop Philip Huggins shares his reflections from the 18 June webinar interview with Charter for Compassion, titled Hearts of Compassion: Australian Faith Communities Respond to COVID-19 .
Help us support First Nation's people
Martung Upah is NCCA's major fundraising appeal. Income received allows us to fund the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Development Fund.
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NCCA is pleased to invite you to the to NCCA Ltd AGM Panel Presentation on Christian Youth Summit.
Topic: Young Adult Organisers of a Christian Youth Summit (QLD 2019) - a Model for Inviting a New Generation into Receptive Ecumenism
When: Wednesday 28 October, 3:00 - 4:00 pm (AEDT)
Zimbabwe COVID-19 Crisis
COVID-19 has affected all of us, but not equally. Please give today to help provide food, soap and clean water, to families in need.
A Youtube channel launch, reflections from a former refugee, a documentary and more
Australia has always embraced diversity and the richness that multiculturalism brings into our lives and community. As refugee week draws to a close, explore the ways in which you can learn more and engage further.
Christian Churches and organisations around the world have voiced concern regarding the Israeli annexation plans for parts of the Palestinian West Bank territory and the Jordan Valley.
