Fire threads through our religious traditions: it is the universal symbol of judgement catastrophe new life. Fire is the continuity between our soul-search and our everyday living. Fire-flames consume the fragile environment. Fire-flames warm the living rooms of our homes. Fire-flames fan wartime terror. This bowl of fire becomes for us a symbol of the […]
The Conversational Undertones of a Liberation Theology
Conversations often carry undertones. You think you understood what someone has said, then on reflection you realise something quite different was intended. These last days of national political manoeuvering have revealed quite a lot of double talk. The various media presenters have shaped their language to the ideological ends of each channel operator. Did Rudd […]
Entering the Passion Story with our Passion
This is an address in two parts. The larger and second part of the sermon will explore an appeal of the heart from today’s Gospel. I planned for this to link with the face-to face comments of these opening words. These are about the changes each of us this very moment experiences. This is my […]
Labyrinth Walk
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 […]
Remembering Steve Lawrence
Known to many at Saint Georges, Steve Lawrence was a mentor, an inspiration, and a guide to many involved in social enterprise and social innovation in Australia as the founding chief executive of WorkVentures for 29 years and more recently the chief executive of Australia Social Innovation eXchange (ASIX). From: The ‘Grandfather’ of Social Enterprise, […]
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