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
I wonder what it is that we hope for – for ourselves and each other?
Prayer of the Global Week of Prayer 2026
We come before you with hearts deeply moved—moved by the sheer magnitude of all the trouble, suffering and lostness we see in our world.
Churches hear firsthand of suffering in Holy Land
Dr AlKhouri shared firsthand accounts of the harrowing plight of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
Visit of Dr Kuzipa Nalwamba from World Council of Churches
Rev. Prof. Dr Kuzipa Nalwamba, World Council of Churches (WCC) visited the NCCA office to share the work of the the Unity, Mission, and Ecumenical Formation Commission.
Pastoral Letter from Pacific Conference of Churches
The Blue Ocean of Peace carries hope, history and responsibility. Pacific churches and civil-society organisations speak of peace as the wellbeing of people, land and ocean.
The community building peace through sport
Runyararo community in Zimbabwe is home to many families displaced by Cyclone Idai, alongside the host families who welcomed them. Sport is helping them to connect.
Homelessness Week 3 -9 August: House of Welcome for People Seeking Asylum
People seeking asylum are most at risk of homelessness. House of Welome seeks to address this.
Global Week of Prayer 6-13 September
24-7 Prayer is an international, interdenominational movement of prayer, mission and justice; a non-stop prayer meeting that has continued for every minute of this century so far, in over half the countries on Earth.
New Season of Creation short video
QCT’s Season of Creation video is approximately two minutes long, suitable for playing at the start of a Church service.
Season of Creation resources 2026
Season of Creation 2026 theme: Living Water – Ezekiel 47:9-12
The symbol for 2026 depicts water flowing from the Temple of God.
At first a tiny stream that grows deeper, and deeper and as it does so, it brings life to dead areas and restores fertility to damaged or barren ecosystems.
Many Faiths, One Planet conference, Melbourne 3 October
In October, people from diverse faith groups, cultures and ecological sciences will meet in Melbourne to hear the cry of the Earth. We will listen, learn, reflect and grow in ecological consciousness together.
Catholic Season of Creation Online Gathering 3-4 Sept
Attune ourselves to the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor as we listen and learn from lived experience, and theological insight.
Ecumenical International Youth Day 2026: Creating healing spaces, 13 August
Ecumenical International Youth Day 2026 with the theme of “Restore, Empower, Strengthen, Thrive,” invites young people, churches, and faith communities around the world to become active agents of healing, restoration, reconciliation, and hope.
Interfaith program brings Catholic and Muslim students together
More than 150 students from six schools across Greater Sydney gathered celebrate the conclusion of this year’s session of the Interfaith Encounters Program
Community sponsorship in Australia is entering a new phase
When a group of Australian Jewish friends decided to support a newly-arrived Muslim family, all of their lives would change.