You can give to the work of the NCCA in three different ways:
- By credit card, over the phone. Call our freecall number on 1800 025 101.
.. - By cheque. Please send a short cover letter, indicating which program you wish to donate to, with your cheque to: Locked Bag Q199, QVB NSW 1230.
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- Online. Just click on a link (below) to give via our secure site.
PROGRAMS
The NCCA works ecumenically for people in Australia and overseas.
Choose from one of the programs below. You will be contributing to the work of the Churches at home and in conflict areas overseas.
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Martung Upah is the major fundraising appeal of the National Council of Churches in Australia for work with our First Nations. By giving to the Martung Upah appeal you are directly supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to make their own decisions about development priorities. Your gift makes an enormous difference to the work of the NCCA. It provides educational resources to the wider community; engages the Churches in Indigenous issues or funds important community development projects through the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Development Fund. Build a better tomorrow for all our children so that injustice and discrimination will not be part of Australia's future. About the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Development Fund Find our more about the Martung Upah Appeal |
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Through the General Secretariat you can give to:
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The EAPPI seeks to support local and international efforts to end the Israeli occupation and bring a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with a just peace, based on international law and relevant United Nations resolutions. (View more information .) With your help Ecumenical Accompaniers (EAs) are selected, trained and supported as they volunteer time and skills to assist the Palestinian and Israeli peoples. |
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Books available through the National Council of Churches Australia:
All books given away freely. Simply pay postage or collect from the NCCA office.
For a copy of the pdf 2021 NCCA Bookshop Catalogue click here (3.89 MB)
NB. Most books are available in multiple copies. If you would like to request more than one, please feel free to do so.
Send and email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. stating the title and author of the book you require, your contact address and phone number, or advise us of the date and time that you would like to collect from our Sydney office.
We welcome your feedback, comments and opinions. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us.
Write to us:
General enquiries:
The Secretariat
National Council of Churches in Australia
Locked Bag Q199
QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING NSW 1230
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Act for Peace / Christmas Bowl enquiries:
Act for Peace
National Council of Churches in Australia
Locked Bag Q199
QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING NSW 1230
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Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Development Fund enquiries:
National Council of Churches in Australia
Locked Bag Q199
QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING NSW 1230
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Safe Church Program enquiries:
Safe Church Program
National Council of Churches in Australia
Locked Bag Q199
QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING NSW 1230
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Justice and Care of Creation enquiries:
National Council of Churches in Australia
Locked Bag Q199
QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING NSW 1230
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Faith & Unity Commission enquiries:
Faith & Unity Commission
National Council of Churches in Australia
Locked Bag Q199
QUEEN VICTORIA BUILDING NSW 1230
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Individual Staff members:
If you know the name of the member of staff you wish to contact, their e-mail address will be:@ncca.org.au (all lowercase). E.g. John Brown would be jbrown@ncca.org.au
Telephone or fax us:
Phone +61 2 9299-2215
Freecall 1800 625 611
Fax +61 2 9262-4514
Visit our office located at:
Level 7
379 Kent Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Our office hours are 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (AEST or AEDST) Monday to Friday
Contact a State Ecumenical Council:
Contact State Ecumenical Councils in Australia
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The National Council of Churches in Australia has adopted this policy in order to comply with the requirements of the Privacy Act 1988.
The policy should be read with the National Privacy Principles ("NPPs") set out in Schedule 3 to the Privacy Act. They are a set of basic standards for privacy protection.
1. In this policy, a reference to "NCCA" means the National Council of Churches in Australia.
2. The objectives of the NCCA are:
- [a] to encourage and enable the member churches to develop their existing relationships by
[i] raising awareness among their people of Christ's gift of unity and of his call to express that unity through prayer, dialogue and shared engagement in mission; and
[ii] coming to know each other better i all respects, including the areas of spirituality, liturgy, theology, history, sociology and culture;
[b] to encourage and enable the member churches in the light of the Gospel to give prophetic leadership to each other and the community by
[i] developing a deeper understanding of evangelism/ evangelisation in Australia's cultural context;
[ii] addressing moral issues;
[iii] speaking out on behalf of oppressed people;
[iv] acting in solidarity with Aboriginal and Islander people; and
[v] responding to human need and acting on issues of justice, peace and creation;
[c] to promote relationships
[i] with non-member churches, state ecumenical bodies within Australia, regional and national ecumenical bodies in Asia and the Pacific, and the World Council of Churches; and
[ii] with people of other living faiths; and
[d] to undertake joint initiatives as determined from time to time by the National Forum at the request of member churches.
3. The NCCA is committed to complying with the NPPs in the various activities which it undertakes in accordance with its objectives. If there is any inconsistency between this policy and the NPPs, then the NPPs prevail.
4. In the course of its activities, the NCCA collects personal information regarding contact persons in churches and organisations, people who indicate interest in its activities or objectives, supporters, donors and other persons who have contact with it.
5. When the NCCA conducts fundraising activities, it collects personal information regarding donors and a transaction history on donations made to the activities. The information is used to contact supporters in order to inform, educate and fundraise.
6. The NCCA's primary purpose in collecting and using personal information is the furtherance of the objectives set out in paragraph 2.
7. The NCCA will only use personal information about an individual for a secondary purpose (i.e. something beyond the scope of the primary purpose) if that individual has consented or the use is otherwise permitted by the NPPs.
8. The personal information which is collected by the NCCA may include information which is within the definition of "sensitiveinformation" in the Privacy Act (e.g. information about a person's religious beliefs or affiliations). As a non-profit organisation, the NCCA is permitted to collect sensitive information without a person's express consent provided that the conditions set out in NPP 10.1 are satisfied.
9. The NCCA will take reasonable steps to keep personal information secure and will, subject to the NPPs, comply with any request from a person to correct or remove his or her information.
10. The NCCA, in furtherance of its objectives, undertakes some of its activities in conjunction with State ecumenical councils, members churches and other directly related bodies. Personal information may be used or disclosed to those organisations in the conduct of these activities. The NCCA may also disclose selected information to persons conducting research in accordance with its objectives, and to consultants e.g. for development and implementation of fundraising appeals and education programs. In such cases, the NCCA will require those organisations or persons to adhere to similar standards for privacy protection to those which are set out in this policy.
11. The NCCA will appoint a Privacy Officer who will be responsible for storing, correcting and giving people access to personal information collected about them. The NCCA may charge fees for access to personal information.
12. The NCCA's Privacy Officer, in consultation with the General Secretary will be empowered to receive and deal with any complaint that the NCCA has not complied with this policy or the NPPs.
28 June 2002. .
