A Caring Community Church Sharing God's Love. On the corner of Holden & Norton Sts in the Inner West of Sydney.
Ashfield, Sydney, NSW
Joined February 2015
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Our 9th Ethical Fashion Report is live. Visit bwaa.co/behind-the-barcode to find out which brands are protecting workers & the environment.
Speak Out To Brands by sending an email asking your favourite brands to do better, or congratulating them on their efforts toward progress.
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October is World Mental Health Month.
To help you take care of yourself and those around you, @AUMentalHealth has produced a calendar with ideas, activities and tips for connecting.
To download the free printable PDF, visit: bit.ly/3M2eThQ #WMHD2022
ALT Screenshot of the calendar showing activities and events people can take part in in October.
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We are so excited & ready for this 🙌
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828 million reasons to learn more about, and respond to, the global food crisis. #HelpFightFamine baptistworldaid.org.au/resou…
Local artist Naomi Downie joined our service yesterday. She painted this beautiful picture of God as our mother, who carries us and carries the whole world in her heart.
"It’s hard not to feel overwhelmed and so ‘distant’ from these global issues. For many of us, avoidance and distraction are our first line of defence in trying to cope and scramble to keep our own ‘house in order’.
It’s hard not to feel so ‘distant’ from the many crises facing the world today. In this article, Tearfund's staff Greg Hewson reflects on the challenge of staying alert in our age of disruption, chaos and conflict. Read more - tearfund.org.au/stories/have…
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Tomorrow is #RUOKDay2022.
It's a reminder to start a conversation that could change a life - not just on #RUOKDay, but any day it's needed.
Find tips on how to ask, and what to say if someone says they aren't OK, at bit.ly/2ZcG05n #RUOK
ALT A chat shows how to respond if you've asked "are you OK?" and someone either says no or yes, but you're still worried about them. The steps are listening, encouraging action, offering support and checking in.
Ashfield Baptist retweeted
There are so many different ways to ask, "are you OK?"
R U OK? has developed FREE resources, including conversation guides and posters, in 14 different languages to help you do this.
Access them here: bit.ly/3TH7qIq #RUOKDay2022
Reply with the way you ask R U OK? 💬
ALT Square tiles show the phrase 'Ask R U OK? No qualifications needed' in nine different languages. These include Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Spanish, Ukrainian, Dari and Punjabi.
We want to see this vision become a reality in our community and beyond: "‘Every child, in every community, needs a fair go"
Together we can make a difference. For more details visit napcan.org.au
