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.
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.
Warren and Jessie, members of South Croydon Anglican’s reconciliation group and supporters of the Common Grace movement, share their reflections on marking Aboriginal Sunday with their community.
Rev Hazel Davies invites us to step into a different story of youth justice. Read her reflection on moving towards each other now.
Becca De Souza reflects on the recent ‘Voice and the Church’ conference held by Scarred Tree Ministries on the lands of Gadigal Clan of the Eora Nation (St John’s Anglican Church, Glebe, Sydney).
Will you stand against the forced closure of Aboriginal homeland communities and commit to attending the rally in your area?
Common Grace is urging the Western Australian government to cease any decisions on the funding or closures of 150 Indigenous homeland communities.
I just added my name to #SOSBlakAustralia asking the Premier to to cease any decisions on the 150 homeland closures. www.commongrace.org.au/homelands
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