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Micah Australia is back in year crucial for the world's poor

Our formidable movement of Australian Christians advocating God’s heart for the world’s poor, is back on the national scene with Tim Costello at our helm as Micah’s new Executive Director. As the new Campaign Director, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and share some of the direction for Micah in...

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Rouse Hill students are voices for justice

A School Group's Reflection on Micah Australia's "Voices For Justice 2016" Over the course of three days, ten students from Rouse Hill Anglican College were fortunate enough to be a part of Micah’s "Voices for Justice" national gathering in Canberra.

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Our Voices Are Being Heard in Parliament

Our visits to 113 Members of Parliament as part of Voices For Justice 2016 made a real impression! Here are just some of the references made to our visits on the floor of Parliament following #VFJ2016:

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RAISING VOICES FOR JUSTICE ON BEHALF OF THOSE WHO CAN'T

By KERRY POVEY and JAN THORPE "The experience was incredibly empowering. We learnt that every person can make a difference and speak up for the voiceless." RAISING THEIR VOICES: Participants at Voices for Justice gather with MPs in front of Parliament House to call for more action on the issue...

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Love Your Neighbour - Fiji Times

23/11/2016 ON Monday morning, I stood on the lawn of the Federal Parliament of Australia and urged the gathering in front of me to, "Love your neighbour".  

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A New Voice and New Hope: Day Three of #VFJ2016

I stepped onto the rain drenched lawn in front of Parliament House on the last day of Voices for Justice filled with an immense sense of awe, gratitude, nervousness, and anticipation. Above: Ellaina and her Lobby Group with Senator Anne Urquhart.

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A Wave of Stories - Day One of #VFJ2016

What I loved about James’ reflection was that he challenged us to reflect on the Good Samaritan story in our own contexts, asking the questions - “Who is our neighbour? What does it mean to love our neighbour?”

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