community

As the son of a preacher who is the son of a preacher, church was always a major factor in my life. But I never felt at home, or at peace.

Apparently they’re good for you, but there’s a very good reason why Brussels Sprouts are called the most hated of all vegetables.

As we prepare for Convention of Synod, Shiron shares some of what it means to live faithfully and prayerfully in her diverse and ever-changing congregation.

The new year is well and truly underway. Again, it has been a start full of surprises and road bumps. The extensive spread of covid-19 in our communities through the omicron variant and the opening of state boarders has challenged most people – personally, organizationally, and even in congregations

Religious Instruction in State Schools (commonly known as RI) has been around, off and on, for over 100 years. Rev David Baker from the Christian RI Alliance shares what RI looks like in Queensland today.

It hasn’t just been the pandemic. Over the past 50 years, society’s attitude towards the church, and the church’s cultural influence have diminished. How do we faithfully respond to these changes?

Confused about how the Replenish women’s retreat and Grace Laced retreat for wives of pastors on September 17-19 this year fit together, or about what to expect? I hope this will help!

St Paul’s congregation in Toowoomba considers its mission within the community to be in solidarity with those who need encouragement and a welcoming space.

The story of how four women from Noosa made masks for their community and beyond.

LYQ has had to adapt their camping ministry model to get through Covid-19 to continue supporting young people, and now they are starting to come back!