Truth. Treaties. Voice.
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!
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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 petitionThis weekend, we are encouraging Common Grace members in churches all across Australia to publicly pray with their church communities.
Our Spokesperson for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander justice encourages Christians to speak to their pastors & leaders.
Brooke Prentis shares how Australia is crying out for real change in our treatment of Aboriginal & Torres Strait kids.
There's a lot of information and misinformation around about voting that is aimed at Christians and it can all get a bit overwhelming. Here's 5 simple keys to keeping your head straight as you head to the polls this year.
Richard R Glover reflects on voting through the lens of faith, love, and hope helping us to come to terms with the perplexity and disappointment of voting.
Common Grace's Team seeking justice for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander People present their Election Vision 2016
Graham Hill, Vice Principal of Morling College, gives 7 Practices for Hearing & Responding to the Margins (Especially During These Elections)
The Common Grace Justice for People Seeking Asylum team brings you a new vision as we face Election 2016.
Common Grace's Climate Justice team give their election vision 2016: a movement of Christians for 100% renewable energy, as we seek justice for the Great Barrier Reef, Pacific homelands and people in poverty.
The Common Grace Domestic & Family Violence team brings their vision for Australia & policy hopes in the face of the upcoming election.
Kylie Beach, our Communications Director brings together some thoughts around the need for real Christian conversations and the importance of thinking about thinking. This is a timely read as we talk politics in our Christian communities.
Matt Busby Andrews introduces William Cooper: The Indigenous elder who stood up to Hitler, the Prime Minister and the King – then left a final challenge to Australian Christians
A conversation with Jaylene Miller on Reconciliation
A conversation with Rev Dr Geoff Broughton around Christians approaching reconciliation.
Today is National Sorry Day, a day when, we pause to remember the Stolen Generations of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.