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Weekly Prayer Cycle
Weekly Prayer Cycle
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Weekly Prayer Cycle
Weekly Prayer Cycle
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Safe Church Program
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NATSIEC
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Act for Peace
Latest News & Media Releases
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The Way Forward on Climate Change Policy
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Media Statement
Bishop Philip Huggins, NCCA President, together with Bishop Stephen Pickard, Executive Director of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture have invited Australia’s Ambassador for the Environment, Mr Jamie Isbister, to speak at a Canberra seminar on 6 February 2020 to better inform the way forward on climate change policy.
“In charity, let us assume we are all learning together about climate change..."
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Prayers for this Land Australia
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Creator God,
We pray for this land, our culture, our customs,
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Act for Peace
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International aid partners express concern
This summer has been one of the most painful seasons on record for Australians as our drought affected land is ravaged by fire. The NCCA and Act for Peace are standing with you and pray that you and your loved ones are safe.
Over the years, many of you have supported the Act for Peace projects that offer aid to people around the world affected by conflict and disaster. Many of these project partners are now expressing their concern for you. We share a message from OfERR, our partner in India and Sri Lanka who together we have been supporting for over 30 years.
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Churches in Australia act on national fire crisis with responders and prayers
God of life and death, our prayers today are where our hearts and minds have been during these last days; with those communities and individuals whose lives have been damaged in differing ways by the bushfires. We thank you for the volunteers responding. We pray for relief.
For a full description of various Australian church responses in the national bushfire crisis, see the World Council of Churches’ media of 2 January 2020:
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The NCCA is 18 Christian Churches, gathered from across this wide brown land, who have embarked on a pilgrimage together. We each bring a widely varied history of place, experience, and theology, but we share a common faith and confession in the Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour. We also share a common future as we are convinced that the future of Christians in Australia lies together, not in separation.
