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

A movement of people pursuing Jesus and justice together for the flourishing of all people and all creation.

End The Waiting

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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Season of Creation 2026

Join Common Grace for Season of Creation 2026 with a daily devotional, podcast, webinar and practical Christian resources exploring faith, climate justice, and creation care.

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Be part of our 2026 conference prayer network

Join us in prayer for our 2026 Let Justice Flow Conference - sign up to receive regular prayer updates and join others in committing to support our time together in Canberra through dedicated prayer.

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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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Join Common Grace

Fuel a movement for justice.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Justice

Creation & Climate Justice

Justice for People Seeking Asylum

Domestic & Family Violence Justice

We are a movement of tens of thousands of Christians seeking to be more like Jesus as we love our neighbour.

What we're talking about

Jul 31 · by

July 2026 News Update

Read our July 2026 News Update as Gershon Nimbalker reflects on the Closing the Gap Data, our nation's Domestic and Family Violence crisis, the European Wildfires and what it looks like to respond faithfully.

Jul 03 · by

50 Years of Deadly: Holding Truth and Hope Together

As we celebrate 50 Years of Deadly, Safina Stewart shares a reflection on this year's NAIDOC Week theme and invitation to continue walking together in truth, hope and love.

Jun 29 · by

June 2026 News Update

Read our June 2026 News Update as Gershon Nimbalker reflects on the Socceroos, 'Monoculture' and the God Who Gathers.

Jun 15 · by

Rev. Nicholas Whereat's story

Rev. Nicholas Whereat shares his story of taking part in the End the Waiting Campaign, and the long road toward justice for people seeking asylum.