Common Grace: A movement of people pursuing Jesus and justice.

A movement of people pursuing Jesus and justice.

Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2022

Join us throughout NAIDOC Week, as we highlight some of the incredible Aboriginal Christian Leaders of the past who inspire us to “Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!”

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Members Survey 2022

The Common Grace team would love to hear from you! Can you help us shape the next steps for our movement by sharing your thoughts in this 5 minute survey?

Gershon Nimbalker announced as Common Grace National Director

We are so excited to welcome Gershon Nimbalker to the role of Common Grace National Director.

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Thank you for celebrating #ShowYourStripes Day!

Thank you for joining us to #ShowYourStripes, 21 June 2022! We pray our nation’s leaders will work together to accelerate action and take big steps forward in responding to the scale and urgency in which we need to act on climate change.

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Post-Election Letter

Common Grace has developed a template letter to send/email to your re-elected or newly elected candidate to welcome and congratulate, as well as express your prayers and call on them to act justly and generously in their service of others.

Knit For Climate Action

Come together with knitters from across Australia and mix your craft skills with your enthusiasm for climate justice.

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Aboriginal Deaths in Custody

We've put together these resources for you to learn, grieve, pray and act. #StopAboriginalDeathsInCustody

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#TimeForAHome

Common Grace have joined the National #TimeForAHome Campaign calling for a permanent resettlement solution and the end to detention.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Justice

Creation & Climate Justice

Justice for People Seeking Asylum

Domestic & Family Violence Justice

We are a movement of 56,666 Christians seeking to be more like Jesus as we love our neighbour.

What we're talking about

Jun 25 · by Mehdi Sina

I have a complicated relationship with the word ‘community’

Mehdi arrived in Australia seeking asylum in 2011 at the age of 15. Here he shares his experience as a refugee and the long journey towards healing, holding onto hope and finding community.

Jun 24 · by Clayton Fergie

God was there

Clayton Fergie reflects on his time as a librarian on Nauru and how the Kingdom of God was at work even in the midst of hopelessness and despair, building relationships of hope and healing.

Jun 23 · by

Soul Sistas of Courage

As a proud Wuthithi and Mabuiag Island woman Safina Stewart reflects on the women in her life whose experience of displacement and courage have helped inspire and teach her the importance of belonging and privilege we have to offer the gift of welcome.

Jun 22 · by carly Squire

A true and loyal friend

Kubra and Carly Squire reflect on the bond of friendship they have shared for more than five years and the continued joy of sharing life and discovering connection together.

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