On Sunday 25 November we had an opportunity to experience a Labyrinth walk in our hall led by Annalise. While in Greek mythology the Labyrinth was a maze that could trap the Minotaur, since around 430 BC Labyrinths have referred to designs with a single path. For over a thousand years Labyrinths have been incorporated […]
Don’t build lives on selfishness and fear
In Sydney we watch the impact of the current economic reality in Europe from a comfortable distance. In a Christmas Sermon that ‘raised eyebrows’ in the UK, Dr Rowan Williams, The Archbishop of Canterbury, asks questions that are just as relevant to us in considering the choices we make as individuals, as a community, and […]
Rev Sue Emeleus – How Inter-Faith Dialogue happens in Sydney
Recently we congratulated Rev Sue Emeleus who graduated D. Min. in Canberra. (Dr Emeleus is shown with Dr Emeleus at Dr Emeleus’ graduation!) Previously Sue spoke of what motivated her commitment to interfaith dialogue. In the following panel contribution at the Asia Pacific Interfaith Forum on Women, Faith and a Culture of Peace Sue describes […]
Heather Thomson – Christ the King
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Environmental action
On what is traditionally Good Shepherd Sunday in the church year, bishop of South Sydney Robert Forsyth arrived by e-bike, escorted by Warden Peter Penn, for a service that also dedicated our rainwater project. After the service even the rector tried the e-bike.
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