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LEAD Seminar Anxiety Death and Suicide in the Church Catherine Philpot

LEAD Seminar: Death Anxiety by Catherine Philpot

Suicide is still a leading cause of death in Australia. Euthanasia was legalized in Victoria in the June this year. Abortion laws have been introduced in Queensland and are before the parliament in New South Wales. These trends might lead one to assume that modern Australians are comfortable with death. Yet, psychologists can document a number of unhelpful behaviors provoked by mortality salience or death anxiety. In this time of discussion and reflection these competing trends will be examined and compared to see the potential role for the church in ministering to the "after-life" needs of the post-modern world. It will be argued that now is not the time for the church to de-emphasis its story of salvation for the next world as well as this one.

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Spiritual Deepening Weekend 2020

During the last few months of this global pandemic, many of us have faced hardship and challenges that were not expected for 2020. With job…

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Devotional Matthew 10:24-39

Matthew 10:24-39 24 “A disciple is not above the teacher, nor a slave above the master; 25 it is enough for the disciple to be…

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Devotional Romans 5: 1-8

Dear Friends,We hope this week's devotional will encourage you in your spiritual walk. You are welcome to share this and include in your church newsletters…

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Devotional Matthew 28:16-20

Matthew 28:16-20: The God who is always with us16Then the eleven disciples left for Galilee, going to the mountain where Jesus had told them to…

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Devotional John 7.37-39

Dear friends,We hope this week's devotional will encourage you in your spiritual walk.You are welcome to share this and include in your church newsletters if…

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