NCCA Newsletters (2320)
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Recollections of 1991 WCC Assembly
The Seventh World Council of Churches (WCC) Assembly was held in Canberra from 7 to 20 February 1991.
Thirty years has passed since Canberra's Churches worked together to make the event a success, with many people volunteering their time and gifts. Several recall their memories of this special time together.
Pax Christi National Conference
A Spirituality for Peace Building: Learning from First Nations Peoples
When: Saturday 7 to Sunday 8 August 2021
Disciples of Jesus and the issue of "Climate Change" debate in Australia, 2021.
The love of God is revealed in the symmetry of Creation, Incarnation and Redemption. In the love of God, we are drawn to notice and cherish all God has made.
The 2021 Ecumenical Prize - winner to be announced 17 July
The Ecumenical Jury awards films according to several criteria. In addition to artistic quality, the jurors insist the screen productions be anchored in the Gospel message.
As Refugee Week draws to a close, the NCCA shares a vision of new season of community support for refugees and asylum seekers. The NCCA's Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce had a delegation of church representatives in Canberra. Together, we talked about ways faith organisations can play a part in creating pathways for people seeking safety and protection.
'Biloela' family puts detention in spotlight
We are in refugee week and the plight of the Murugappan family... has focused us in prayer and solidarity with all those experiencing Australia’s closed immigration detention and the thousands living in our community on temporary visas, their lives in limbo and in mental anguish, some for 8 years.
From our networks: Community detention explained, policy briefs from JRS Australia and Vinnies NSW and articles on refugee advocacy.
Ecumenists honoured
In the recent Queen's Birthday honours many people were recognised for their contribution to religious organisations and services. The NCCA congratulates all of them, with special mention to two friends of the NCCA who have been recognised for their contribution to ecumenical relations, theological studies, commitment to social justice and welfare and their churches
Gaza Crisis: Help children heal from trauma before it's too late.
The bombs have stopped. But the trauma is just beginning.
Gaza's children are now suffering widespread trauma. If we all chip-in now, we can make sure kids get the mental health support they need to heal, before this trauma steals their future.
Join in
NAIDOC Week celebrations will be held from 4-11 July 2021
2021 Theme: Heal Country, heal our nation.
National Anglican Family Violence Project
The Anglican Church of Australia has conducted Australia’s first known national research into family violence within faith communities.
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Faith in a changing world
To whom shall we go? Faith responses in a time of crisis
Edited by: Irene Alexander and Christopher Brown
International Day of Peace 
You are cordially invited to celebrate the International Day at the Peace Interfaith Prayer Service.
When: Wednesday, 21 September at 11:00 am (AEST)
Where: Knox Cultural Centre, Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga NSW
Australian Research Theology Foundation Inc. (ARTFinc)
Funding applications for religious and educational projects within Australia are welcomed by ARTFinc for projects in the Church in 2021-2022. Themes can range from academic theology to Christian education at the grassroots.
Applications close: 30 June 2021
Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor
The 2021-2022 Statement can now be ordered from the The Australian Catholic Bishops’ Conference, Social Justice Office.
The Statement Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor, affirms that “we human beings need a change of heart, mind, and behaviour”. It will be available electronically, and print copies will only be available by pre-order via the ACBC online shop, by 8 July 2021.
