There will be a short service, featuring a WWI Bible, simple prayer, the 2 minute silence at 11.00am, and a bugler playing Last Post and Reveille, is held in the Soldiers’ Chapel St Georges Cathedral. 11am, 11/11/2011 info@perthcathedral.org
Friday 11 to Sunday 20 November, 2011 Together with Heritage Perth, the Cathedral showcases a remarkable collection of Bibles from the 1540s to the present day, including editions of the King James Bible, and family Bibles from the early WA … Continue reading
From the Coptic Orthodox Church, Sydney Diocese Australia In an unprecedented show of support within the Australian Federal Parliament, we witnessed today the authentic Australian spirit of fairness, justice, courage and mateship. The passing of the motion in a bipartisan … Continue reading
This Christmas, invest in peace by giving Gifts for Peace to your family and friends. A gift of $20 can provide lifesaving medicine for a child, $50 can clear bombs from 100m2 of land, and $100 can support peace building … Continue reading
A service of hope and comfort Women affected by breast cancer, their families, friends, and health professionals are all warmly invited to attend a special service of hope and comfort. This annual service offers support, messages of hope, and the … Continue reading
Coptic Orthodox Church, Wanneroo On Saturday 1st October the General Meeting of the Council of Churches WA was hosted by the President Mr Ramzy Sawiris at the Coptic Orthodox Church in Wanneroo. The meeting began with shared worship in the … Continue reading
On Saturday 1st October at the General Meeting of the Council of Churches WA, the Rev’d Don Dowling of Wesley Uniting Church was nominated for the “Lund Award” for Ecumenical Excellence. Don was nominated by the Perth Prayer Group who … Continue reading
Is the Lord among us or not? This is the question, dark and deep that each person asks, (if we are honest) from time to time. Out here in the wilderness we thirst … Continue reading
25 September 2011 I Was in Prison and You Visited Me The number of people in prison in Australia (both sentenced and unsentenced) is increasing faster than population growth. At the same time, rates for most categories of offending are … Continue reading
