Experience the Beauty and Brokenness of the book of Lamentations in a fresh and engaging way through spoken word, song, movement, and art.Beauty & Brokenness is a performance by various artists from Canberra and EXALT to present the book of Lamentations. This performance will centre around performance poems translated by Dr Jeanette Mathews. Biblical Performance Criticism has informed Dr Jeanette Mathews's translation, which seeks to keep performance features such as...
Don’t miss this unique semi-immersive experience to explore one-of-a-kind mosaics by Anatoly Golobokov, and what they hold within. This exhibition will showcase works by artist Anatoly Golobokov, made using the Florentine mosaic technique. This method was developed by Italian craftsmen in Florence at the end of the 14th century. These...
A Service for National Reconciliation WeekThis year the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity coincides with National Reconciliation Week. Please join the ACT Churches for an ecumenical service of reconciliation and healing. We invite all Canberra churches to reflect on how to listen to the Uluru “Statement from the Heart”...
Listening to earth.Listening to First Nations People’s wisdom in their words and art.Listening to God within, between, among us and beyond.A quiet space for reflection and prayer ahead of Reconciliation Week. (27 May to 3 June, with the theme, Be Brave. Make Change)The convenor will be Susanna Pain, an Anglican...
The Rt Rev’d Dr Sarah Macneil, Chair of the Board, Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, The Rt Rev’d Mark Short, Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn, Professor Mark Evans, Deputy-Vice Chancellor (Research), Charles Sturt University Invite you to attend the Commissioning of Executive Director Professor Anthony Maher RSVP by...
The Spiritus Short Film Prize is an initiative of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture at Charles Sturt University as part of its commitment to promote the lively interaction between the arts, sciences and culture; one of the Four Pillars of the Centre’s work and mission. The Centre believes...