National Council of Churches in Australia
@ncca.org.au
The NCCA is an ecumenical council of Australian Christian Churches with 18 formal members. The NCCA works through its Commissions, Networks and Programs to live out its mandate in areas such as Faith and Unity, Justice, Ecumenical Accompaniment, International Aid and Interfaith Dialogue. The Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce and the Safe Church Program are initiatives of the NCCA. Act for Peace is the international aid agency of the NCCA.
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About National Council of Churches in Australia
NCCA, the National Council of Churches in Australia, is a collective of 18 Christian Churches that share a common vision and commitment to action. Their aim is to foster unity among Christian communities and promote reconciliation with Australia's First Nations. The NCCA is dedicated to various initiatives, including Act for Peace, an international aid agency, the Australian Churches Refugee Task Force, the Faith and Unity Commission, and the Safe Church Program.
Through these endeavors, they strive to create a sense of togetherness and cooperation among different Christian traditions. As Reverend John Gilmore, the President of NCCA, highlights, they believe that the Church is a sign of the coming unity of the entire human family. By exploring their website and learning about their member churches, individuals can gain a deeper appreciation for the shared values and unique gifts that each Christian tradition brings to the NCCA
