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Join our Common Grace team in discussion with friends, Christian Leaders, and experts exploring issues of injustice and what it looks like for us, as followers of Jesus, to be faithful and present in our world today.
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This FREE toolkit provides a collection of practical resources designed to help churches understand domestic and family violence, respond safely when someone reaches out for help, and take meaningful steps to prevent violence and build cultures of safety, dignity, and healthy relationships.
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Sign up: Join us this Advent as 25 contributors from across the Common Grace movement reflect on the surprising ways God's nearness disrupts the ordinary.
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For more than 75 years, Australia has welcomed over one million refugees. Together, let's build on that legacy and #EndTheWaiting for those still seeking safety, certainty, and belonging.
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Throughout September 2026, we shared a four-part podcast series for Season of Creation - Faithful in a Changing Climate. Listen and explore this series here.
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Celebrating our 2026 Common Grace Let Justice Flow Conference, 15-17 August, Canberra, as we came together to take action and advocate to see justice flow across Australia and beyond.
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Come together with knitters from across Australia and mix your craft skills with your enthusiasm for climate justice.
Read moreWe are a movement of tens of thousands of Christians seeking to be more like Jesus as we love our neighbour.
Mikali Anagnostis, Rev Glen Spencer, and Helen Norton have generously contributed their creative skills to write a new song, Emmanuel (Draw Near to Us), for Common Grace's 2026 Advent series, with input from John Arndt and David Gungor from The Brilliance.
Read our September 2026 News Update as Gershon Nimbalker reflects on Season of Creation, Nepal and our call as followers of Jesus to live faithfully in a changing climate.
In our final episode we explore how our churches can become places of resilience, belonging and practical action, helping us care for creation, support one another and face the challenges ahead together.
In our third episode we explore climate grief, anxiety and Christian hope, and how we can face the climate crisis honestly while moving towards practical and loving action.
