Local Community Involvement
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WVUC has a commitment to understanding its actions for social justice in a theological context. For example of this in action, see Rev John Squires' article in the August 2021 issue of Viewpoint magazine on the overriding importance of justice, and the theology of advocacy.
Supported and Affordable Rental Housing on the “Block” |
While WVUC does not run programs as such, its members are actively involved in many aspects of social justice and environmental activism. WVUC encourages its members as they are active in social justice activities, making the following a living part of their Christian journey:
Fearless in advocacy and energetic in action in support of social justice, reconciliation, peace and wise environmental stewardship, locally, nationally and globally.
WVUC has a commitment to understanding its actions for social justice in a theological context. For example of this in action, see Rev John Squires' article in the August 2021 issue of Viewpoint magazine on the overriding importance of justice, and the theology of advocacy.
Street library:
We have a street library set up near the entrance to the church buildings in Gillies Street, near the path to the Curtin shopping centre. Open to anybody who would like to read and swap books!
Book Stall:
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Little Pantry:
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Carols:
[text relating to carols last year and the coming year]
The Alchemy Chorus Canberra
Alchemy Chorus Canberra brings together people living with dementia, their relative or close friend, volunteer musicians and singers for a morning of music-making, story-sharing, laughter and fun.
Alchemy Chorus Canberra & Alchemy Chorus South Coast recently gave a fantastic performance in Goulburn.
For more information on Alchemy Chorus visit their website.
