| It was agreed in November 2006 that the Presbytery establish Reconciliation Sunday in Reconciliation Week (27 May to 3 June) annually, to be celebrated across the Church, and request Church Councils to include this day in their worship calendars.
In 2010 Reconciliation Sunday will be on Sunday 30th May (Trinity Sunday). Worship Resources will be available for downloading from this page shortly. Please come back.
Please feel free to copy, all or part of these resources in planning worship for this day. They may also be used later during NAIDOC week celebrations (Sunday 4 July 2010) if this fits in better with your worship planning. Resources from previous years may also be downloaded.
The resources include: 1. A complete order of service. 2. Some material for consideration when sermon writing.. 3. General information on the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress and Covenanting. 4. Suggested hymns with notes and a children's story.
Ken Sumner, Covenanting Coordinator & Co-chairperson Covenanting Committee Marelle Harisun, Co-chairperson Covenanting Committee Andrew Clarke, Member, Covenanting Committee Peter Russell, Secretary, Covenanting Committee Di Russell, Member, Covenanting Committee
Download 2010 Worship Resources
Reconciliation Sunday 2010 (370.67 kB)
Collected Hymns and Songs (243.02 kB)
The Diver and the Duck (161.71 kB)
Information about the Congress (42.05 kB)
Download 2009 Worship Resources -
Reconciliation_Sunday_2009-full_notes (957.77 kB)
Thukeri - Children's Activity Sheet (115.32 kB)
Thukeri-notes (57.65 kB) includes suggestions for using the worksheet and questions.
Thukeri - narrated v4 pps (5.86 MB)
Download 2008 Worship Resources
Reconciliation Sunday 2008 (193.21kB) Download Music Songs (239.43 kB)
The Lost children - Narrated. pps (8.22 MB) by Aunty Denise. Notes to go with slide show above - The Lost Children notes (168 kB)
Activity Sheet OW.pdf (30.17 kB)
Download 2007 Worship Resources
Reconciliation Sunday 2007 (123.37 kB)
Download a new verse for the song: "The Great Southland".
The Great Southland - New Verse (26.28 kB
Pictured right: Slides from the Thukeri Story.
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