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.
Reflection from the President
“Owe no one anything, except to love one another, for the one who loves another has fulfilled the law” (Romans 13:8).
These past weeks have not been easy. We have celebrated Christmas and the New Year, and we are living with the impact of the tragedy of the Bondi Beach attack.
NCCA NewsÂ
The lead up to new hate speech and gun control legislation provoked concerns from a wide range of groups including the Churches. NCCA’s General Secretary, Liz Stone appeared before the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security.
NCCA Annual Review
2024- 2025
NCCA General Secretary, Ms Liz Stone, has presented the NCCA Annual Review for 2024-2025. The Annual Review contains information relating to the activities and programs of the National Council of Churches in Australia.Â
Prayer for Australia Day
God of all nations, we pray for our country Australia. We give thanks for all the blessings we receive from this ancient and mysterious land …
New CEO for Act for Peace
“The National Council of Churches in Australia welcomes the appointment of Andrew Hassett as the CEO of Act for Peace,” says NCCA President, Reverend John Gilmore.
Aboriginal Sunday, January 25th
Resources to help commemorate Aboriginal Sunday, 25th January.
Safe Church
The eSafety Commissioner has published a free online book called Let’s talk about being safe online. The book is designed to help parents, carers and children 7 and older explore online safety together …
WCC Blog – Creation is Groaning
The World Council of Churches exists to fulfill Christ’s prayer “that they may all be one” (John 17:21). But as we observe the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in 2026, I have to ask: have we made unity too exclusively human? Read the blog by Louk Andrianos.
Lenten Resources 2026
To help prepare for the holy season of Lent, a range of new resources is now available.
The Salvation Army’s Moneycare Program
9.7 million Australians are starting 2026 in debt and 45% are feeling pressure to spend more than they can afford. The Salvation Army’s Moneycare programme can help.
World Council of ChurchesÂ
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2026 is currently underway in the Northern Hemisphere. With more than 100 years of history, this annual observance involves Christian communities throughout the world.
WCC Vacancy
The World Council of Churches has the following vacancy: Director of the Commission on World Mission and Evangelism at 100%, based in Geneva.
Deadline for Applications: 31 January 2026
2026 – Full Year Prayer Cycle with Lectionary Readings for Year A
The National Council of Churches in Australia follows the World Council of Churches prayer cycle with additional prayers for our Ecumenical partners and bible readings from the Common Lectionary.Â
Christian Conference of AsiaÂ
The Christian Conference of Asia is hosting the Asian Ecumenical Youth Assembly, from 17 to 21 April 2026 in Chiang Mai, Thailand under the theme “Break Every Yoke” (Isaiah 58:6). The NCCA can assist with sponsorship for young people (20-35) nominated by their Church to attend from Australia.
Lotu Festival – Climate and Culture
Mindful of the atrocities of invasion, and in solidarity with Indigenous Australian communities, Lotu Festival 2026 will call for climate justice and celebrate minoritised cultures on Sunday 25 January from: 4:00 pm to: 6:30 pm, St Stephen’s Uniting Church, 197 Macquarie Street, Sydney