Stories

TEAR has partnered with Tutapona Uganda to provide psychosocial support for refugees with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

"Loving thy neighbour" when hundreds of thousands of desperate people make camp right on the doorstep of your own coastal fishing town.

For families fleeing civil violence, the work of improving health and financial security starts at the very heart of community.

While living among the poor, this family has found a life that's rich in its experience of God, & deep in its connection with neighbours & creation.

David Shosanya presents a bold interpretation of the Good Samaritan to imagine how the story can inspire us towards communities of justice and mercy.

'The Good Samaritan' shows love as the guiding principle for human interaction that transforms ‘otherness’ to ‘neighbourliness’.

Rev Annette Bailey is an Anglican Minister (retired) based at St Peters Nightcliff in Darwin. Here she describes her journey of justice.

Reverend (Aunty) Alexandra Gator on breaking the cycle leading so many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people into the criminal justice system.

Three Aboriginal Christian leaders explain how intergenerational trauma, grief and loss affects their communities.