The Reverend Tara Curlewis, an ordained Minister of Word & Sacrament, was yesterday appointed General Secretary of the National Council of Churches in Australia (NCCA). Tara is the 3rd General Secretary of the Council since its inception in 1994.Â
Do you know what the Council of Churches does? Do you want to find more stimulating company and conversation? Ring now and tell us that you are going to attend the Council of Churches of WA’s Annual General Meeting.
Tuesday 14 April 12:00-2:00pm City West Lotteries House It is our pleasure to invite you our latest Civil Society Dialogue, a forum in which members of civil society meet to discuss a range of issues of concern to our communities. … Continue reading
24 May – 3 June 2009 ‘That they may become one in your hand’ (Ezekiel 37.17) God of compassion, you have loved and forgiven us in Christ, and sought to reconcile the entire human race in that redeeming love. Look … Continue reading
In this issue: Wellspring Community WA Creating Community; SPARKS in the Classroom; AVP Peaceful Pathways; Future Proofing Climate Change Forum; Earth Hour 2009
In this issue: Earth Hour 2009; Black Politics; Workshop – The Art and Heart of Creative Conflict; Pace e Bene – Non-violence in the Mainstream; Centre for Christian Belief, Spirituality and Australian Culture – Exploring Men’s Spirituality; St George’s Cathedral … Continue reading
For a conference organised by Saint Egidio Society in Rome on Monday, February 23rd, 2009 under the title “The Value of Christian Churches in the Middle East: A Christian Muslim Discussion”, I was asked to make a 10-minute presentation on … Continue reading
As the season of Lent draws near, the Ecumenical Water Network (EWN) is inviting Christians to mark the occasion with reflection and action on some urgent water justice concerns.
The Annual General Meeting of the Council of Churches of WA will be held on March 28th from 9 am to 12 noon, at the Anglican Parish of Whitfords, which meets in the grounds of St Mark’s Anglican Community School, … Continue reading
Over 60 religious leaders nad prominent religious individuals have written to the Prime Minister, ahead of the release of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme exposure draft legislation, to express their deep concerns with the Government’s inadequate response to climate change.
