In this edition: Council for Christians and Jews Lecture; World Suicide Prevention Day Forum; Christian Meditation Community day and lunchtime city meditation; Non Violence in the Mainstream
The Coalition for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees has obtained a new grant from the Office of Multicultural Interests to increase their activities in a Welcome Project. The Project aims to assisting Carad clients with settlement needs –especially in the … Continue reading
You are invited to the Council of Churches of WA General Meeting Saturday 24th October 2009 Church of Christ Wembley Downs Bournemouth Crescent Wembley Downs Registration starts at 8.30 am, followed by worship at 9.00 am. All are welcome. For … Continue reading
On 21 September, churches and communities throughout the world are committing to the International Day of Peace through prayer, meditation and other forms of spiritual observance. For 2009, the WCC office for the Decade to Overcome Violence (DOV) proposes prayers … Continue reading
The Council of Churches is a foundation member of the WA Collaboration for Sustainability which each year conducts “Sustainable September”. Sustainable September is an annual communication campaign that demonstrates and celebrates the wide range of activities that are creating a … Continue reading
CARAD – Coalition for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees and CASE for Refugees present their Annual community forum on the 31st of August, 2009. 2009 Inaugural Speaker: David Marr on the topic: Who Shapes our Fears? The role governments, oppositions … Continue reading
This education kit is designed to be informative and inspiring. It provides information for schools, churches and the wider community about refugees. The kit is prepared for Refugee and Migrant Sunday (31 August 2008), but it can be used at … Continue reading
On 21 September, churches and communities throughout the world are committing to the International Day of Peace through prayer, meditation and other forms of spiritual observance. For 2009, the WCC office for the Decade to Overcome Violence (DOV) proposes prayers … Continue reading
The Most Revd Michael Putney, Catholic Bishop of Townsville, has been elected President of the National Council of Churches in Australia (NCCA). Bishop Putney is the 6th President of the Council, following on from Bishop Richard Appleby (retired). The purpose … Continue reading
In this issue: Opening of St Mary’s Cathedral; Waste time with God; Master your Ministry and Thrive; Dayspring Retreats; WA Week; Vose Seminary events; Saturdays at Wollaston; and more…
