A story of life and faith : Valerian – ‘readiness’ – By Parishioner Di Reilly
This week we bring you a story of life and faith with Valerian – a plant that symbolises readiness. Valerian is a perennial flowering...
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The Lord’s Prayer: time to reflect – By Margaret Cayzer with Marg van Maanen and Helen Rowlands
Such familiar words, and yet have you had time recently to think deeply, to ponder their meaning and to wonder about how to respond to...
A Story of Life and Faith by Di Reilly
A story of life and faith: Coreopsis – ‘always cheerful’ It was my humble honour to chat with one of our long-term parishioners...
Origin Story by Stephen Harrison
Have you ever pondered why origin stories are so important to people? Anglicare has a few special origin stories. In 1870 a small group of...
Woe to Who? by Stewart Perry
The gospel reading for last Wednesday’s Holy Communion service was that bit where Jesus says “Woe to you scribes, Pharisees,...
We are all made of stories by Mary-Anne Rulfs
We are all made of stories. This is to be human. Each in our own way, are storytellers, story interpreters and meaning-makers, and our...
Embrace Conflict
In my work with Trinity Family Support Network, a government-funded service that runs under Robina Anglican, I work with many families,...
A bigger picture for a kinder (more caring) world
While it would be great to think that the Olympics really did make for a kinder world, I wonder whether they do. I’ve loved the stories...
Commentary is Deep Care by Stewart Perry
I do love the Olympics. When it rolls around every 4 years I suddenly become excited about sports and athletes that I wouldn’t normally...