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Feb 04 2020

PEACEtalks: Doing good

Hear Ebony Birchall explore the theme of ‘How do you work out what is ‘good’ when politics are at play’?’

Nov 28 2019

Celebrate Christmas with your neighbours

Come along and celebrate Christmas with your neighbours. Service times and info here.

Nov 10 2019

Gingerbread House Workshop

SOLD OUT Join us on Saturday December 7th
from 2pm – 3.30pm
to make your own Gingerbread House

Nov 08 2019

Something New 2019

SOMETHING NEW is a monthly gathering of adults & children together exploring what it means to live the good life in God’s beautiful broken world

Nov 03 2019

PEACEtalks: Bethlehem with love: Advent with Palestinian Christian Theology

Rev Katherine Rainger shares an invitation to “come and hear” and reflect on what it means to welcome Jesus while also being attentive to the experiences of Palestinian Christians in the land of his birth

Marginalisation and Grace: Centres and peripheries in a world turned inside out

PEACEtalks goes zoom reflecting on ways to think about and define the centres and peripheries of Christianity, who or what controls, shapes and influences the markers of belonging and right belief, who or what is mainstream or marginal.

PEACEtalks: Up in Smoke

This summer, something profound, with the potential to reshape our common life and our future occurred. Explore the landscape—theological, political, cultural—left behind by the flames. Led by Rev Dr Jason John

PEACEtalks: Doing good

Hear Ebony Birchall explore the theme of ‘How do you work out what is ‘good’ when politics are at play’?’

PEACEtalks: Bethlehem with love: Advent with Palestinian Christian Theology

PEACEtalks: Ins & Outs of the Body of Christ voices the church needs to hear

Hear from an exciting panel of speakers about what it’s like to be LGBTIQA+, have a disability, be multicultural, and Aboriginal, in God’s Family and in our churches

Climate Change, Theology and Resilience in the Pacific

Hear Rev Dr Seforosa Carroll exploring the importance of faith/theology in the Pacific and how it can be both a hindering and transforming agent of change. Also exploring the importance of Indigenous knowledge and wisdom as a source of resilience in a changing climate.