January 26 Events 2022
Stand in solidarity on January 26th and participate in Aboriginal rallies, events and gatherings.
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Take Action
This NAIDOC Week, we urge the Commonwealth Government and each member of Federal Parliament to take action towards Truth, Treaties and Voice. Sign the petition to show your support!
Sign the petitionStand 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.
Teresa Brierley encourages us to shine on those living in darkness as God guides our feet.
Karen Pack encourages us to welcome the new thing God is doing through the people we least expect.
Claire Harvey captures our experience of waiting for the new heavens and new earth.
Penny Kleemann invites us into the story of a new Way and reveals Jesus’ Alternative story.
Micaela Schmidt reflects on light breaking forth like the dawn when our attitudes meet the attributes of Jesus.
Vanessa Hughes captures the hope we have of each new day because of our precious cornerstone.
Pastor Chris Mann reflects on the value God places on each of us and the hope we have in the way of Jesus, each and every day.
Dr Sally Longley challenges us with a question - ‘How can you tell when the night has ended and a new day begun?’
Kelli Hughes shares how Jesus’ call to love one another is lived in action.
Pastor Cory Mitchell recounts the everyday sights, sounds, and smells that awaken us to the new way of the Spirit.
Pastor Helen Wright invites us to rethink the wilderness and encourages us to take time to hear the voice of the Creator.
Rev John Stanley invites us to see and stand with the little ones.