by Engadine | Apr 7, 2026 | Everyday human rights, First Nations, Upcoming events
A choir was formed to sing ‘Beds are Burning’ (Pictured: Choir members during the recording session this year) In honour of National Reconciliation Week, we have had a terrific time learning and singing the powerful song “Beds are Burning” by members of...
by Sue McKinnon | Mar 10, 2025 | Everyday human rights, First Nations, Past Events
Pictured: Choir members during the recording session in 2024. For the third year running, Engadine Uniting Church served the community by hosting a community choir to commemorate National Reconciliation Week. Goanna’s iconic anthem Solid Rock was the song chosen...
by Sue McKinnon | Mar 10, 2025 | First Nations, Uncategorised
Genelle spoke in church on Sunday morning about her time in the book club, and kindly gave us permission to reproduce her speaking notes here: I have been asked to reflect today on my journey – understanding – why or how I have come to believe what I do. This was a...
by Sue McKinnon | Jan 30, 2025 | First Nations, Uncategorised
It was with some apprehension in mid 2022 that I commenced a journey of learning by joining the Book Club. Not being a reader or evaluator of books, initially I felt this new journey may be an adventure into the unknown for me. I was encouraged to start, having others...
by Amanda Drury | Jan 26, 2025 | Common Grace, First Nations, Sunday Services
You can watch the bible readings and sermon here, or scroll down to read the rest of the Sunday prayers and content, and watch this video at the point it occurs during worship. God loves and accepts us just as we are. Engadine Uniting seeks to be a safe place for...
by Sue McKinnon | Jan 19, 2025 | Common Grace, First Nations, Sunday Services
For today’s service, we are indebted to Common Grace for their liturgical resources written by Aboriginal Christian leaders Bianca Manning, Safina Stewart, and others. You can find their website here. Welcome to everyone. Acknowledgment of Country: we watched...
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