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
What does poverty look like? What is life actually like for someone living in poverty?
Prayer against the powers and systems that keep people in poverty
Poverty does not just happen, humanity’s selfishness has caused It.
“We are sinking. We are vulnerable. Resilience is no longer enough”
Archbishop: the unvarnished truth: we are hurting, our Pacific land is drowning, and this suffering is profoundly unjust.
Christians pray for Pope Leo as his recovery progresses well
Christians join with the Catholic Community around the world to pray for a speedy recovery.
New short videos on preventing domestic and family violence
Queensland Churches Together 2-minute videos designed to help church leaders respond violence in churches.
President’s Reflection
Our church traditions differ and at times are contrasting, yet we are as one in affirming that it is Jesus who calls us to faith and discipleship.
A Prayer for Gambling Victims and for Change
As Gamble Aware Week approaches, we pray for our neighbours, friends and loved ones whose lives and families are being harmed and even destroyed by gambling.
New General Secretary for NCCA
Dr Kate Power is the new NCCA General Secretary.
27-day Pacific Paddle for Hope to end single use plastics
As the Pacific prepares to present its collective voice at Pre-COP31, Rev James Bhagwan with Paddle for Hope is highlighting the connection between climate change, ocean health and everyday actions.
End the Waiting for people seeking asylum
Churches call to respect the dignity of asylum seekers.
A Prayer for Peace
St Francis: Make me an instrument of your peace.
Prayer Service for Peace – Sept 23
Join the NCCA online for Lunchtime Prayers during the World Week for Peace.
President’s Reflection
Over these past two weeks, social media has brought the reality of the destruction from flooding in Nepal, Tibet and China into our focus. It has been confronting.
Prayer for the people caught up in the disaster in Nepal, Tibet & China
We pray for the people of Nepal, for those who are missing and for the many who are grieving, for the Australian tourists caught up in this disaster, and for Nepali Australians with loved ones in the affected areas.
Please give for the People of Nepal
Act for Peace partners have begun responding to the overwhelming need and are caring for the displaced and injured.