Our news screens have recently been dominated by stories of the attacks on Israel and the response from Israel. We may feel helpless, but we can do that most practical thing and pray to our Lord.
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Our news screens have recently been dominated by stories of the attacks on Israel and the response from Israel. We may feel helpless, but we can do that most practical thing and pray to our Lord.
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Our news screens have recently been dominated by stories of the attacks on Israel and the response from Israel. We may feel helpless, but we can do that most practical thing and pray to our Lord.
The longest, and most contested debate at the September 2023 meeting of the General Assembly was about services of worship. Specifically: can a service of worship include an acknowledgement of country. The Assembly readily acknowledged prior occupancy of Australia by indigenous people, and how European settlement brought much hurt as well as the blessing of
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, When the General Assembly of Australia (GAA) met recently, it considered a report about “Acknowledgement of Country” in church contexts. The report and decision have attracted attention in the Christian media, the wider media and on social media. I thought it would be helpful to give some explanation and comment. An
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Message delivered by Rev David Burke , Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia 2023-2026.
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Life under the sun, without God, is ‘habel’, which is a Hebrew word which describes what is ‘vanity’, ‘meaningless’, or ‘vaporous’ (Eccles.1:2-3). The Christian will have his moments, but the same book of Scripture says that there is nevertheless a meaningful rhythm to all of life: ‘For everything there is a season, and a time
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