Listening to Survivors
Victoria, a survivor of domestic and family violence, reflects on how healthy relationships allow stories to be shared, and listened to.
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Sign the petitionVictoria, a survivor of domestic and family violence, reflects on how healthy relationships allow stories to be shared, and listened to.
For our seventh Advent 2025 devotional, Luke Vassella explores John the Baptist’s fiery call to repentance and the redeeming grace that reshapes our hearts when love breaks through.
Jono Ingram invites us to see that beneath destruction and despair, God’s love persists, bringing hope and new life.
Erin Hutton reflects the importance of talking about and practicing consent in how we respect ourselves, each other, and our boundaries.
Rev Tim Costello reminds us of God’s constant presence, even in the midst of despair.
Sarah and Keith Condie, Co-Directors of the Mental Health & Pastoral Care Institute at Anglican Deaconess Ministries, reflect on the gift of forgiveness.
Charles Louwrens - challenged by the experiences of the refugees and asylum seekers he works alongside - urges us to resist the darkness of despair and trust in God’s promise of a new day.
Lucy Sullivan reflects on the isolation of coercive control and how healthy relationships are embedded in community.
Rev Jason Forbes invites us into unwavering devotion to the one who brings righteousness and peace.
Dr Mick Pope shares God’s vision for a just world where swords will be beaten into ploughshares and war will be no more.
Social worker and researcher Gen Farquhar shares how real change begins when those who cause harm choose to face the truth. This is an invitation to courage, repentance, and transformation — to walk the hard road toward love.
Dr Justine Toh opens our Advent 2025 series with a reflection on the way love breaks through, just as light breaks through the darkness.
Justice in the Church starts by listening to victim-survivors — not as broken, but as bearers of wisdom and resilience. When the Church truly hears and repents, it can become a place of safety, truth, and healing.
Rev Argho Biswas explores biblical equality and the dismantling of patriarchal power dynamics in relationships, homes, workplaces, and the church.