Salt in the Wound Welcome to Salt in the Wound Welcome to a journey with Jacob! This is an uncomfortable
Our Spring/Summer edition of Ruminations with the theme of “Promises” has just been published. It is available in post and online!
The Great Unravelling Welcome to The Great Unravelling The Saltbush team have prepared six conversations as part of our reading
Saltbush – Uniting the Scattered Community, seeks to encourage and connect Uniting Christian communities, irrespective of size or location and work at all the layers of our church to shape communities for the present future.
Saltbush seeks to enable us as a broad church to embrace the reality of being Christian community in the 21st. century and to affirm diverse ways for people across the land to belong; both to gather and be in mission together. Saltbush seeks to work with individuals, lay leaders and Christian communities who are willing to confront traditions and habits of the past to shape new intentional gatherings for the present future!
Our team is made up of Ministers and Deacons, some of who work in specific regions and others who work both online and on the ground across the land. Saltbush is not just a website nor a resource, but real people in relationship with those seeking to explore faith and life together.
People from across the state and beyond for worship as Christian community. This is not streamed, one way or impersonal, but continues to build upon our belief in the missional relationship. Saltbush @ Worship takes place on different days/nights and is open to all.
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In regular series of three or four nights the Saltbush team hold online cafés centred around diverse themes or readings. Saltbush cafés are easy to attend, relaxed and an encouraging way to meet others and explore life and faith together.
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Three to four times a year in different rural or coastal locations the Saltbush team hold Scattered Community Gatherings. You can attend these online from wherever you are to wherever we are. These gatherings are centred around worship, encouragement, education and the practice of discipleship.
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This is our publication that is available both online and in post three times a year. Each issue has a theme and tells the story of people across the land along with theological reflection and news about Saltbush.
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This is our publication available for any congregation or group who are willing to have some discussion around who you are, how you gather and how you live out your faith.
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We delve into the Gospels, think about our own stories, talk together in small and large groups and challenge ourselves to take seriously the urging for the church in the 21st Century to be way more intentional about its life.
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Six conversations as part of the book:
Joining God in the Great Unravelling by Alan J. Roxburgh.
These conversations are not a study guide, but an invitation to open ourselves to deeply consider who and how we, the church, our christian communities, are participating in the ways of God beyond ourselves.
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Jesus is transfigured alongside Moses (law) and Elijah (prophet). Jesus embodies the law and that of a prophet. We are called to listen to him,
In light of the challenges presented by Jesus's teachings, let us strive to respond with grace. This challenges us to go against our natural inclinations
Here is a story with a beautiful start: “He went down with them and stood on a level place.” Down from a quiet mountaintop reserved
Jesus is in the boat with the fishermen and in the midst of their fishing lives there is a transcendent moment which draws them on
Saltbush Conversations in a Coffee Shop with Rev. Peter Overton. Over a cup of coffee
Join us for another Salty Conversation - exploring life, faith, the church and Christian community.
Salty Conversations talks with Rev Phil Matthews, Bush Chaplain for the Barwon Remote Area and
In a series of six episodes Salty Conversations explores Christian Community. Episode 6 talks with
Saltbush – Uniting the Scattered Community, seeks to encourage and connect Uniting Christian communities, irrespective of size or location, and to affirm their place within the wider church and community.