How We Work
The NCCA gathers together Churches and Christian communities which confess the Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour according to the Scriptures. We commit to deepen our relationship with each other and to work together towards the fulfilment of common witness, proclamation and service, to the glory of the one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
President’s Reflection
We find ourselves in an overwhelming environment. The feared outbreak of war in the Middle East has happened. We long for signs of peace at all levels, personally, in community, and more globally.
Prayer for Peace in the Middle East
We pray for the people of Iran, for the people of Israel, and for all across the region living tonight with fear. We pray for children woken by sirens, for families seeking safety, for those carrying grief, anger and anxiety.
NCCA online prayers for Peace during Lent
Join NCCA online to pray for peace on March 11 at 1.00 pm
NCCA affirms Human Dignity, Human Rights and Compassion for Australian Children and Women detained in Syria
The protection of children living in indefinite detention in a deteriorating security environment in Syria is a moral imperative.
NCCA joins civil society coalition in calling for leadership grounded in compassion, unity and respect
A broad coalition of humanitarian, human rights, and faith-based organisations is calling on all sides of politics to demonstrate responsible leadership in public discourse, and help foster calm, unity, and mutual understanding at a time of heightened tension
War in the Middle East – Church leaders express grave concern, call for peace
Church leaders across denominations have voiced deep concern over the escalating war on Iran, warning of the risks to civilians, calling on governments to pursue diplomacy and restraint, and urging prayers for peace.
Emergency humanitarian assistance desperately needed as war escalates in the Middle East
Tens of thousands of people are being forced from their homes as airstrikes and cross-border fighting intensifies. Families are fleeing with little more than what they can carry, seeking safety in communities already under immense strain.
Palm Sunday Rallies for Justice and Peace, March 29
Palm Sunday Rallies in your State
New online safety game
The eSafety Commissioner has a brand‑new online game to help keep children safe.
Global Systemic Carbon Fast: A Faith-Rooted Campaign
The World Council of Churches together with regional ecumenical councils and ecumenical partners invites the global Christian family into a global systemic carbon fast – a spiritual journey of prayer, reflection, and collective action.
Webinar on New Liturgical Feast of Creation, March 18
An historic process is underway to elevate the “Feast of Creation” to officially become an annual liturgical feast in all church calendars.
Call to implement ICJ ruling on the right to a healthy and clean environment
PCC voices strong support for Vanuatu’s UN General Assembly Resolution to Implement the ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change and Human Rights.
International consultation on emerging ecclesial landscapes and ecumenical paradigms in Asia
The Christian Conference of Asia is organising An international consultation on “Ecumenism in Asia: Emerging Ecclesial Landscapes and Ecumenical Paradigms” from 31 May to 3 June 2026 in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Lecture and Panel Discussion on Buddhist and Christian spirituality and ethics
Turning Inward: The First Step to Universal Compassion, 1.00-3.00pm Saturday 14 March, Pitt St Uniting Church, 264 Pitt St, Sydney
Webinar: What does belonging mean for migrants in Australia? March 12
A new national report explores how migrants from some of Australia’s fastest growing communities experience belonging, social connection and civic participation.