How We Work

The NCCA gathers together Churches and Christian communities which confess the Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour according to the Scriptures. We commit to deepen our relationship with each other and to work together towards the fulfilment of common witness, proclamation and service, to the glory of the one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

President’s Reflection

Our church traditions differ and at times are contrasting, yet we are as one in affirming that it is Jesus who calls us to faith and discipleship.

A Prayer for Gambling Victims and for Change

As Gamble Aware Week approaches, we pray for our neighbours, friends and loved ones whose lives and families are being harmed and even destroyed by gambling.

New General Secretary for NCCA

Dr Kate Power is the new NCCA General Secretary.

27-day Pacific Paddle for Hope to end single use plastics

As the Pacific prepares to present its collective voice at Pre-COP31, Rev James Bhagwan with Paddle for Hope is highlighting the connection between climate change, ocean health and everyday actions.

Dreams of Peace and Hope among Refugees in Jordan 

Act for Peace’s Aimée Keay reports from the refugee camps in Jordan.

End the Waiting for people seeking asylum

Churches call to respect the dignity of asylum seekers.

Social Cohesion and the Quest for Unity

At a time of increasing divisiveness and adversarial methods of debate; discerning what it is that holds our society together is important for the flourishing of all.

Headmaster’s address on sexual violence goes viral

Addressing sexual assault allegations against some young men from private faith based schools.

Pope Leo to explore notion of ‘attention’ in clickbait age

In an era when social media platforms compete for and monetise people’s limited and valuable attention; we are called to a conversion of our gaze.

Lutheran World Federation leaders visit Australia

The visitors had time for meetings with church leaders, visiting ministries in Central Australia and South Australia and learning more about the life and mission of the Lutheran Church of Australia and New Zealand (LCANZ).

Orthodox–Anglican Theological Dialogue continues

Dialoge focussed on Christian witness and the spiritual formation of the faithful

Australians and spiritual wellbeing in 2026

Australians were asked about their sense of spiritual wellbeing.

Strengthening Human Dignity and Rights in Asia

Applications closing soon for the Training Programme on Strengthening Human Dignity and Rights in Asia for young Christian leaders.

Bishop Michael Putney Memorial Event

This event will address: Why Christian Unity matters more than ever.

Gamble Aware Week Resources

Gambling harm affects millions of Australians and impacts families, relationships, mental health and communities.