Politics and Religion in Australia … Where are we now? See our latest newsletter covering a wide range of topical issues. APCVA November December 2018 Newsletter

See our latest article, “the hidden influence of progressive theology”, and put legs on your theology.

Our first newsletter for 2018 is now out: Giving encouragement and challenges for the New Year. Read the January newsletter here. APCVA January Newsletter 2018 web

In this months edition, Marriage Equality how you can help, Justice for people seeking asylum getting involved, and Death with Dignity our new briefing paper. APCVA October Newsletter

Introduction Over the next 10 years Australian society will continue to grapple with a series of complex spiritual, moral, social and legal questions about how people can be assisted to die with dignity. As progressive Christians, we have an obligation to think hard about these matters and where appropriate enter

Marriage Equality – Let’s make it happen; Kristina Keneally for Cardinal; Bring them here, Sanctuary; and Planting Holy Seeds of Economic Equality. Read all the latest here. APCVA August Newsletter 2017 web

On 9th August in the entrance to Federal Parliament, Tony Abbot, the former prime minister, made a statement to the effect that voting against marriage equality was a vote for freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and against political correctness. This is, of course, hysterical nonsense. It betrays a deep-seated

President of A Progressive Christian Voice (Australia) (APCVA), Dean Peter Catt, has welcomed the call by LNP members of Parliament for a free vote on Marriage Equality. See the full media release below Free Vote – Marriage

Manus Island and a lament for Reza Barati, domestic violence and theology, the complexities of dying with dignity legislation, Melbourne developments and more in this month’s APCVA newsletter. APCVA July Newsletter 2017 for web

There will be a special meeting of APCVA members and supporters to discuss Victorian issues, possible responses, and how people can be empowered to be more active for justice and inclusion. Venue – Habitat Uniting Church, corner of Mont Albert and Burke Roads, Canterbury When – Sunday 16th July 2017