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- ANNETTE SPURR
Now in its ninth year, the National Day of Thanksgiving has been impacting communities across Australia - last year alone more than 250,000 people took part. Ahead of this year's celebration on Saturday, spokesperson ANNETTE SPURR writes about the importance of being thankful...
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- TIM*
TIM*, of Open Doors Australia, reflects on what's happened since more than 250 schoolgirls were kidnapped from their school in Chibok, northern Nigeria, a little over a year ago...
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- SHAHID KHAN
In an article first published by ASSIST News Service, SHAHID KHAN, vice-chairperson of UK-based human writes organisation Global Minorities Alliance, writes of the plight of Asia Bibi and others declared to have transgressed Pakistan's blasphemy laws...
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- THEA ORMEROD
THEA ORMEROD, president of the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change, says churches need to be among those organisations examining their investments...
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- GRAHAM McDONALD
GRAHAM McDONALD reflects on the origins of Mother's Day...
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- LAUREN GUNIAS
LAUREN GUNIAS, of the World Watch Monitor , looks growing concerns over the persecution of Christians - and members of other faiths - around the world...
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- TIM COSTELLO
As the world paused to mark the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide on Monday, World Vision Australia chief executive TIM COSTELLO reflects, in an article first published by The Age , on how the country has emerged from those dark days while the international community has still failed to heed its lessons...
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- Dr CAROLINE MILEY and MISHA COLEMAN
Dr CAROLINE MILEY, a member of the Australian Churches’ Refugee Taskforce, and MISHA COLEMAN, executive officer of the ACRT, argue that while there are no easy answers to the worldwide refugee crisis, there are "far better ways" for Australia to tackle the issue than current government policies...
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- TIM COSTELLO
As the world paused to mark the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide on Monday, World Vision Australia chief executive TIM COSTELLO reflects, in an article first published by The Age , on how the country has emerged from those dark days while the international community has still failed to heed its lessons...
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- TIM COSTELLO
As the world paused to mark the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide on Monday, World Vision Australia chief executive TIM COSTELLO reflects, in an article first published by The Age , on how the country has emerged from those dark days while the international community has still failed to heed its lessons...
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- Mal Fletcher
MAL FLETCHER reflects on the lessons in leadership Nelson Mandela left behind as part of his legacy...
With Malawi being declared the poorest country in the world in 2016, there is little opportunity for people, without sufficient...
