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Unity & Conversation

26 Jan

In the lead up to this Australia Day I have noticed some developments and continuances that I was aware of but not with the same intensity as I have this year. A week or so I spoke to a gathering … Read More »

conversation, sovereignty, trauma, treaty, unification, unity

Baptism of The Christ

8 Jan

Baptism of Christ. Jesus is baptized in the Jordan River by John. Davezelenka Matthew 3:13-17   Today we celebrate the baptism of Jesus, the iconic story of incarnation, subservience and mysticism, often reduced to the role of a theological statement about … Read More »

baptism, Christ, creation, diversity, Jesus, John, sin, transformation, unity, wholeness

The Father and I Are One

18 Apr

  John 10:30 Jesus, in John’s gospel, is Jewish, very, very Jewish. Not only is he Jewish he is very devout. John reports him attending synagogues, upholding various laws and attending a range of festivals just as a devout Jewish … Read More »

baptism, God, Jesus, love, Tanakh, unity, violence

Unity in Being, Diversity in Doing

1 Jun

John 3:1-17/ Romans 8:12-17 Today is indeed Trinity Sunday for us here at St Oswald’s. This Sunday we explore the liturgical festival of the trinity while reflecting on the task of reconciliation, still a work under construction for our country, … Read More »

being, church, diversity, reconciliation, same-sex marriage, Trinity, unity

Thinking About Christian Unity.

18 May

John 17:6-19 This week is the World Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.  An admirable title for an admirable goal, I am sure but I am a little unsure what the week of Christian unity was about. You may say … Read More »

Christ, Christian, John, mystical, unity

Victorian Fire Tragedy

12 Feb

The week before the fires Gaye and I spent time in a mudbrick house on the hills over looking the Brogo River near Bega. This idyllic spot was full of trees, bush animals and silence and one could struggle to … Read More »

fires, harmony, intuition, meaning, technology, theology, unity, Victorian bushfires, welcome ideas life belief, youth

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