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Aunty Jean Phillips, Senior Aboriginal Christian Leader, invites the nation to #ChangeTheHeart on Tuesday 25 January 2022 7:30pm AEDT
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Come together with knitters from across Australia and mix your craft skills with your enthusiasm for climate justice.
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Thank you to every MP and Senator who listened to our call to #WearTheScarf on Thursday 21 October. Thank you for your leadership and support for urgent, ambitious climate action. Read more about #WearTheScarf.
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Please join Common Grace, and Christians from across Australia, in our urgent call for welcome, compassion, protection and support for Afghan refugees and their families. Sign the Christians United for Afghanistan Call now
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We've put together these resources for you to learn, grieve, pray and act. #StopAboriginalDeathsInCustody
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Let’s come together to seek urgent action on climate change. Together, we can build a beautiful Australia and a more sustainable future.
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Common Grace have joined the National #TimeForAHome Campaign calling for a permanent resettlement solution and the end to detention.
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We were delighted to LIVE stream the #ChangeTheHeart Service for 2021. If you missed the live stream, you can re-watch in full on this page.
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Journey with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christian Leaders throughout National Reconciliation Week #NRW and NAIDOC Week #NAIDOC to join in for healing Country, through Treaty and Truth Telling.
Read moreWe are a movement of 55,388 Christians seeking to be more like Jesus as we love our neighbour.
Stand in solidarity on January 26th and participate in Aboriginal rallies, events and gatherings.
Rev Christine McPherson reflects on her church’s journey with #ChangeTheHeart and why they will be tuning in again in 2022.
Brooke Prentis remembers sunrises and sunsets, capturing the eager anticipation of a new day, a celebration of God at work and Jesus with us!
Nathan Forster encourages us to hear a song of Justice in a climate of disillusionment and despair.