The referendum on a First Nations Voice to parliament provides a significant opportunity to stand with First Nations people in pursuing a more just and equitable shared future.
Advocacy for systemic change plays a critical part in our pursuit of justice for all peoples. When we come together to say "Yes'' to a better future, we're responding to First Nations Christian elders who have encouraged us to live out our mission as Christ’s ambassadors of reconciliation.
Saying "Yes" to the Voice is an important step we can take towards justice for First Nations people and to help create momentum for even greater change.
Access a range of resources to help you and your church engage with the Voice referendum, including reflections from First Nations Christian leaders:
A Christian group conversation guide for supporting the Voice to Parliament.
Tearfund and Common Grace have collaborated to produce this group conversation guide on the Voice to Parliament referendum.
ⓘ Training for using the Table Talk Conversations Guide: Recently we ran some training webinars to help people know how best to use this guide. If you would like a copy of the recording please contact us.
Download the guideA discussion guide for churches shaped by the voices of First Nations Christian leaders for your church to reflect on as we engage in conversation on how the church can contribute to further justice and reconciliation today.
DownloadResources to help you engage with the Voice referendum. Featuring Christian First Nations leaders, with opportunities to learn, reflect and respond.
Learn moreTearfund supports the case to vote ‘Yes’ to the referendum question of whether a First Nations Voice should be enshrined in the Constitution.
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