Listening to Indigenous people and hearing things from a different perspective is the first step to reconciliation.

Our resources and materials support churches to build relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians and help them find meaningful ways to respond.

Hear first-hand how the impact from the past continues today

Our own backyard

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Iris – Losing home

Growing up on Cherbourg mission, Iris' family was under the complete control of government authorities.

More stories to explore

Losing Wages
Bob's Story
Irene’s Story
Ruth's story

Do I say Indigenous or Aboriginal? How to get it right.
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What others are doing: Inspirational stories of others’ responses and journeys

Mark's Story

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Jason’s Story

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More inspirational stories

Fiona's Story
Lyndal’s Story
Dale's Story
Stairway Church
Mike’s Story
Learn
Stories, articles and tools to help your church learn more. Sharing our…

Stories, articles and tools to help your church learn more.

Sharing our Story – A story of Australia - a great resource for small groups

Biblical reflections – supporting Sharing our Story

Devotionals – supporting Sharing our Story 

Leader's guide – for small groups doing Sharing our Story

Sermon resources – four introductory sermons

Stories from Indigenous people telling their first-hand experiences

Equip to Engage
Essential information for you and your church to engage. Planning a…

Essential information for you and your church to engage.

Planning a Welcome to Country or an Acknowledgement of Country

Connecting locally with Indigenous communities

Guidance about what to say and do - Language and Terminology Guide

Here’s where you’ll find more resources to equip you and your church in moving forward

Get Involved
These dates are important for you and your church to get involved with…

These dates are important for you and your church to get involved with.

Australia Day, 26 January

Anzac Day, 25 April 

National Reconciliation Week, 27 May – 3 June

NAIDOC Week, first full week in July 

Indigenous significant days and event list, Download

What Next?
Even little steps lead to a big change. Every step forward counts: as long…

Even little steps lead to a big change. Every step forward counts: as long as we do it together.

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Where do I fit in? What does all this have to do with you?

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