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By: Emily, Melbourne
As a mum of three kids, who has been going to church my whole life, I want to share something that’s been weighing on my heart.
Continue reading “A Mother’s Call for Change – Creating Churches That Embrace Neurodiversity”
By: Mariska Meldrum
I call mental illness the invisible disability because so often, in churches, we don’t realise how many people are silently struggling.
Continue reading “Breaking the Silence on Mental Health”
By: Daniel Giles
My name is Daniel Giles, and I’m proudly autistic. Autism for me is another way of being. I see the world differently – but I believe that difference is something to celebrate, not something to fear or overlook. Continue reading ““We Are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made”: A Call for Churches to Embrace Neurodivergence””
By: Laura Bennett
By: Amy Isham
To non-religious people, secularism represents the freedom to live in a way that suits them, and majority religions don’t get to tell them what’s right or wrong. Continue reading “Is Secularism Good for Society?”
By: Ben McEachen
One of the best bits about gathering at church to glorify God together is morning tea. Continue reading “Who Should Pay for Church Morning Tea?”
By: Brian Harris
I’ve been fortunate enough to have pastored churches which grew, and I loved the challenge each brought: adding new buildings, enlarging the staff, seeing people grow in their love for Jesus and each other. Continue reading “Effort, Excellence, and Exclusion: Three Challenging “E” Words”
By: Alex Cook
In the realm of economics, few things have the potential to create ripples as profound as fluctuations in interest rates. Continue reading “The Coming Church Wipeout: Navigating the Impact of Higher Interest Rates”
By: Brian Harris
I don’t know if you have ever left a church service thinking, “Wow – that was beautiful – really beautiful.” Continue reading “When Church is Beautiful”
By: Steff Willis
Studies conducted by the Barna Group and USA Today found that nearly 75% of Christian young people fall away from the faith and leave the church after high school. Continue reading “Why Young People Are Moving Away from Faith”