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We are “all children of God”

Posted on8 February 202228 March 2022

Diversity is an enduring theme at the heart of the Christian story, writes Bishop Jeremy Greaves in ABC Religion and Ethics.

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Love one another (Fifth Sunday of Easter, 28 April)

Our second reading today begins: ‘Beloved, let us love one another, because love is from God; everyone who loves is born of God and knows God.’ (1 John 4:7) They are noble words, are they not? But what does it really mean to ‘love one another’? I believe the English word ‘love’ is somewhat inadequate…

ANZAC reflection (Sunday 21 April)

Next Thursday is Anzac Day. As Christians, ANZAC Day offers us the opportunity to reflect on the sacrifice, not only of the 130,000 men who died at Gallipoli on both sides of the conflict (including 8700 Australians and 2779 New Zealanders), but on the sacrifice of all men and women throughout history who fought and/or…

Nothing to fear (Third Sunday of Easter, 14 April)

Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, ‘The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.’ Sadly, many people in our society are paralysed by their fears. Fear can be one of the biggest obstacles in our path. Often, we fear what we do not know. It is that lack of knowledge about what might be…

Services in the Easter Season

The Easter Season lasts fifty days, from Easter Day (this year on 31 March) to the Day of Pentecost (this year on 19 May), also known as WhitSunday. There are seven Sundays in Easter. All are welcome at our services, to be part of our joyous celebration of the high point of the Christian year….

Second Sunday of Easter (7 April)

The first disciples were confused and incredulous when confronted with the empty tomb. Even on the day of resurrection, their feelings of elation were mixed with great doubt. Mary thought that someone had stolen Jesus’ body. The two walking to Emmaus were saddened by Jesus’ death, so much so that they did not recognise Him…

‘Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!’ (Easter Day, 31 March)

Today we cry with confidence, “Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!” Let us rejoice in the annual reminder that our Saviour is alive and has overcome death and sin. We might ask ourselves: how can this possibly be? Surely, no sensible, clear-thinking person would believe that a human being could be raised from the…

God finds a way (Palm Sunday, 24 March)

During the great days of Easter, we will be reminded of God’s saving grace to his people in bringing his ancient people out of slavery into the promised land. For the ancient people, that was a time of incredible stress and anxiety. After the Ten Plagues of Egypt, Moses finally led the people towards freedom,…

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