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Local Ecumenical Stories

It’s the friendships

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Chinchillla WeirFrom Dalby to Roma and back – the stories are varied, but all tell us about the joys of overcoming divisions between the churches. Read an account of a journey.

A new way of living

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Toowoomba Ecumenical Retreat BBQ. Photo by QCTAt the 2010 ecumenical retreat of Toowoomba Churches Together, participants from four churches practised ways of seeing the Church in each other.

God's mission on the border

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Glenine Hamlyn speaking.Caring for each other, caring for the homeless - the Border Council of Churches takes seriously the call to be involved in God's mission together. Read about BCC's activities and their tenth anniversary.

Drums, shells and a resilient spirit

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WDP RochdaleWomen of Papua New Guinea are the backbone of the country, said a young Papuan woman at the celebration of The World Day of Prayer in Rochdale, Brisbane.

Firm and strategic friendships

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Sharing meals, worshipping together, caring jointly for the disadvantaged – these are the hallmarks of ecumenism for the Border Council of Churches.

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