mission

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?

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

Might this be an opportunity for Australian followers of Jesus to reflect on what is truly important in our mission and witness of the Gospel, and to find new ways in which to engage with our community?

When you hear about missional renewal that is occurring elsewhere, do you ask “what about me?” As if God doesn’t love you enough to bless your community in this way?

Christmas – they say it’s the most wonderful time of the year, and Bethania Lutheran Church are sharing that wonder and joy this year with their new community program.

In reflecting upon the life of Pastor George Rosendale, we find his mission has an impact not only his community, but how the gospel is communicated to both indigenous and non-indigenous Australians.

Enlightening feedback from attendees of the 2019 Sent Conference encourages churches to look to the spirit to work with and through them as they consider church planting.

Our unity is a result of the word of God reaching our shores and the embracing of the love of God for all people in a very tangible way. We sing together, pray together and eat together.

These ‘disruptive missional practices’ bring life and a sense of identity in times that seem chaotic: ‘dwelling in the word’ and ‘dwelling in the world’.

Brisbane Sent Conference 2019 is just around the corner. Here are some reasons why we hope to see you there …