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Sign the petitionVictim-survivor of domestic violence, Essie reflects on challenging harmful gender roles and how she forged a path to embracing boundaries.
New analysis questions assumptions about Christian conservatism on climate
Megan Powell du Toit reflects on the differences between healthy persuasion and harmful coercion.
Erica Mandi Manga reflects on what it means for everyone to have dignity as we explore healthy relationships.
Read our October 2025 News Update and Gershon Nimbalker's reflection on prophetic imagination and seeing beyond what is.
Rev Hazel Davies invites us to step into a different story of youth justice. Read her reflection on moving towards each other now.
Read our September 2025 News Update and Gershon Nimbalker's reflection on joining God’s work in a fractured world.
Jane Kelly is holding onto hope in the face of despair, one small mustard-seed-sized act at a time.
Felicity McCormack, a homesick climate scientist, calls us to embodied faithfulness that is rooted in community.
Ally Neale explores how caring for God’s creation shapes her worship, work and witness.
Mikenzie Ling reflects on finding peace in our place within creation.
Jono Ingram shares how he lives out the call to care for creation.
Read our August 2025 News Update and Gershon Nimbalker's reflections on the glimmers of hope tilting the scales toward justice.
Ellaina Welsman reflects on raising a boy, the church's role to uphold safety, and challenge harmful gender stereotypes.
Read our July 2025 News Update and Gershon Nimbalker's reflections on choosing love over fear, together.
Eliza Johnson, Common Grace’s Policy Coordinator, reflects on this historic decision by the ACT Government to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 14 as a welcome step forward and a glimmer of hope.