Podcast
Our culture and indeed our church so often misguidedly believe that love can still be present where one group or individual dominates another. The church has not only been silent, but in some of its teachings has actively supported structures of dominance and control.
Articles
"While working in the Holy Land, I distinctly remember reading a six-word sentence written by a historian. The words are these: There are no exits from history. I believe these words are pertinent to us here in Australia, where our history is haunted by the historical killings carried out against it
News
The committee charged with developing the apology would like to hear from LGBTIQA+ people who are current or past members of The Anglican Church Southern Queensland, and members of their families, regarding their experience of The Anglican Church Southern Queensland (Diocese of Brisbane) through its
Podcast
Dr Garry Worete Deverell, a Trawloolway man from northern Tasmania, joins the podcast to explore country and kin as the building blocks of life and spirituality and the web of past, present and future which is expressed as 'the dreaming'. Paying attention may be the first step in practising a faith
News
NCAN (National Comprehensive Anglicanism Network) seeks to promote inclusive, generous and open-hearted Anglicanism. We value the rich traditions of Anglicanism, where differences are seen as gifts from God to be valued and treasured. We are committed to respectful conversations, across difference,
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"For those of same sex attraction in Uganda there is no sanctuary left to be found, there is no place to have an honest conversation, there is no capacity for them to be themselves before God, not even in the church of God."
Podcast
Coming out once is challenging, but Jayne Ozanne describes coming out three times: first as gay, then coming out as Christian to her LGBTIQ+ friends, and finally as evangelical to her Christian LGBTIQ+ friends.
Holy Week is a journey through the full range of human experience—hope and hype, protest and pressure, intimacy and betrayal, grief, silence, and the fragile beginnings of new life. Contemporary secular songs, at their best, inhabit that same terrain. Every year I look for a different way to guide
Articles
The Life Work of the Holy Spirit in the Church of England Today: Some Factors in Occlusion. An essay by the The Very Revd. Prof. Martyn Percy, former Dean, Christ Church, Oxford
Liturgical
Words by Elizabeth Smith to the tune of “I sing a song of the saints of God” – Grand Isle” 1 We are the people that God has called to live in a family, to share our good and troubled times, our dreams and our history. And God is our father
Liturgical
Elizabeth Smith's lyrics (Tune: Ode To Joy) with a new verse with an explicit “rainbow” focus. Can be easily sung by any congregation that uses CCLI or OneLicence copyright systems. 1 All the hungry, all the thirsty, all who look for strength may come, all the needy, all
Articles
by the Rev'd Dr Lucy Morris In today’s world, the concept of singleness is rich, complex and full of variety. There are as many perspectives on the subject as there are people. So I’d better state at the start of this reflection, I speak as someone