Care For Creation: Yarning &Listening to First Nations & Celtic Voices

When: 26th October, 6 pm to 8 pm

Where: Pitt Street Uniting Church Sydney

Yarning with 

Aunty Beryl Van-Oploo: Kamilaroi elder from Walgett, NSW, Educator, Chef /Cook (Indigenous cuisine) Arrived at age 16 on the Block in Redfern in 1958,Dedicates her life's work today to the wellbeing of First Nations communities.

and

Ruth Harvey: Leader of the Iona Community, Scotland, recent  Co-Convener of the Citizens Climate Assembly, Scotland

and

Grace Vegesana: At 23 she is Climate & Racial Justice Director at the Australian Youth Climate Coalition. Through the People of Colour Climate Network she is pioneering a new multiracial movement in the most culturally, linguistically, and religiously diverse and climate-affected communities in Australia. 

A simple supper of bush foods from Yaama Barrgay Indigenous catering

Adults $20, 18yrs and under free. 

Tickets are available here https://events.humanitix.com/care-for-creation-yarning-and-listening-to-first-nations-and-celtic-voices Adults are $20 and the evening is free for people 18 years and under.

The Wellspring Community is an Australia-wide inclusive Christian Community whose aim it is to create a space where spirituality and justice meet. More information about Wellspring can be found on webpage https://wellspring-community.com

Please pass this information on to anyone in you community who may be interested.