At the NCCA
Faith & Unity
The Commission will engage with the theological work of the wider Church, both to learn and to contribute. It will do so with explicit awareness of and regard to its Australian context, in particular its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage, multi-cultural experience, and the current setting of its churches in a post-Christendom, multi-faith and secular environment within the Asia-Pacific region. Click here to read our Mandate
Upcoming Events:
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2011 runs from 5th - 12th June 2011. The theme for 2011 is "One in the Apostles' Teaching, Fellowship, Breaking of Bread and Prayer" (Acts 2:42) the resources will assist people to look at the experiences of the churches in Jerusalem. (Resources now available )
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Resources
Past Events and Resources:
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2010
'You are witnesses to these things’ (Luke 24.48)
16 May - 23 May 2010
Click here for 2010 WOP Resources
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2009
'That they may be one in your hand' (Ezekiel 37.17)
Click here for 2009 WOP resources
Australian Churches Covenanting Together (pdf)
Theological Anthropology
a collection of papers prepared by
Faith and Unity Commissioners
of the National Council of Churches in Australia
This document is in pdf format and is 33 pages.
For faster download right click on the link and select 'save as'.
Church, Ministry and Ordination: what Relation? (PDF)
Presented to an Anglican, Lutheran and Uniting Church dialogue group, November 2003
Christiaan Mostert
BILATERAL CONSULTATION: Paper 1
"A Decade of Bilateral Dialogue: The Vatican Experience"
by Idris Edward Cardinal Cassidy
BILATERAL CONSULTATION: Paper 2
"Dialogue: Uni-Directional or Multi-Directional??"
D'Arcy Wood
WHEN CHURCHES JOIN
These guidelines were prepared by the Christian Unity Working Group of the Uniting Church National Assembly for congregations seeking cooperation with congregations of other churches. They form a useful resource for other churches and congregations working through the practicalities of joining together.