The Following is the text of Rev Alan Matthew’s speech to launch the Australian Student Christian Movement’s book “A Century of Influence –The Australian Christian Student Movement 1896-1996″ by Renate Howe in Western Australia.
The Council of Churches of Western Australia held their General Meeting on the 24th of October, 2009 at the Church of Christ Wembley Downs. The meeting opened with worship led by the Church of Christ Wembley Downs, with Rev Dennis … Continue reading
In this Issue: CCWA on Facebook and Twitter; 16 Days of Activism; Reclaim the Night; Daily Prayer Online; Art and Heart of Creative Conflict; PUBLIC FORUM — Can Christians and Muslims co-exist in the modern world?; INHABITED Exhibition; Salvation Army … Continue reading
Rev Dennis Ryle, along with Steve Mellor and Clive Robartson, talked about their experiences with Peace Church. Rev Dennis Ryle talked generally about their experience, while Clive Robartson explained their explorations into the environment, and how to care for our … Continue reading
An Anti-Poverty Week Ecumenical Service hosted by the ecumenical Social Justice Roundtable, will be held on Thursday, 15 October at 12 noon at Wesley Uniting Church, Cnr William & Hay Sts Perth. The service will focus on mental illness and … Continue reading
The Uniting Church Synod of Western Australia and the Anglican Diocese of Perth have expressed their concern over the current levels of overcrowding in Western Australian prisons. At their respective annual meetings held in recent weeks, the Uniting and Anglican … Continue reading
9th October 2009 The Executive of the Council of Churches of Western Australia (CCWA) welcomes the move of the Federal Government to reinstate of the Racial Discrimination Act in the Northern Territory, and calls for the Federal Government to go … Continue reading
The General Meeting of the Council of Churches will be held on Saturday 24th October at the Church of Christ in Bournemouth Crescent Wembley Downs from 9am to 12.00. During the meeting there will be an opportunity to farewell the … Continue reading
The Council of Churches of WA invites you to join in a prayer vigil to support the discussions at the UN Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen in December this year. Mankind has already added enough greenhouse gases in the … Continue reading
In This Issue: CCWA on Facebook & twitter; Peace Church; 16 Days of activism; Reclaim the Night March; Questioning Hanrahan: Environmental optimism and realism in the 21st Century; Women and the Australian Church: Capturing the Vision; Daily Prayer Online; A … Continue reading
