Stories of creation care from across
our country.
We hope that these shared creation care stories from people around Australia will encourage you.
You can contribute your own story too!
A Rocha's largest communication outreach activity this year reached a global audience as well as Australian churches provoking a mixture of surprise, fascination and encouragement.
There are many publications such as the Australian Government's State of the Environment report that describe some of Australia's biodiversity as endangered or threatened.
In the Wet Tropics bioregion of far north Queensland, member Rowan Shee has propagated seedlings of native rainforest and coastal trees at his own property at Trinity Beach near Cairns.
Fiona Pfennigwerth is a member and kindly supplied the watercolour header for our ENews editions.
Deb Mostert is a Queensland-based artist, and is involved in A Rocha activities around Brisbane.
Recently my pastor took some long service leave, so I asked if I could preach from the Old Testament narrative of Esther.
Recently, Victorian members helped remove weeds at Cassinia Environmental's Glenarou property near Broadford, about an hour and a half north of Melbourne.
My early evangelical faith, which stressed the importance of saving souls and social action, led me to train as a nurse/midwife.
We would love to hear a story from you.
A key strength in having a national creation care organization is to connect people who share these values and encourage each other. In our email newsletters we have heard some wonderful personal accounts from around Australia.