Who we are
The Council comprises representatives of seven evangelical denominations. For more than 80 years it has proclaimed the good news of Jesus Christ and advanced a Christian perspective on public issues.
What we do
The NSW Council of Churches exists to:
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promote unity and united action among evangelical churches in NSW
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encourage fellowship and discussion between member churches
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support strategies for evangelical outreach, mission and ministry
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apply biblical and theological principles to contemporary issues
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engage local, state and federal governments on public policy issues
Your feedback is welcome - email Public Affairs Director Rod Benson.
2CH Messages
The woman at the well
Chris Dixon - Sunday 4 May 2008
The Sydney Olympics gave us an opportunity to revel in meeting one of our most basic human needs, and that is the need for community and friendship. Sadly, we don’t always manage to find a meaningful sense of community, and many people in our society feel alienated and lonely. We’ve all experienced loneliness at some time in our lives and this morning I want to encourage you with a marvellous story Jesus told about overcoming loneliness and alienation. It’s found in John 4: 1-42.
Remembering Anzac Day 2008
David Kerr - Sunday 27 Apr 2008
Many suggest that Australia’s proud fighting qualities in World War I helped to define us as a nation and Anzac Day is subsequently embedded in our culture as a memorial and testimony to these celebrated times and the many other defining moments of war that now colour our history. But is it right to continually revisit yesterday and retell stories from the world’s dark past?