Reconciliation
The Anglican Church Southern Queensland’s vision for Reconciliation is a future of openness where the First Nations Peoples will be restored to a place of equity, dignity and respect.
Reconciliation Action Plan
The 2021–2023 Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan provides a framework for parishes, schools, ministries and Commissions to engage with and support the national Reconciliation movement. The Reconciliation Action Plan comprises four core pillars – Relationships, Respect, Opportunities and Governance, with specific actions and deliverables for each pillar.
Core pillars of the Reconciliation Action Plan
Resources
Share your story
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Fulfilling the ACSQ's vision for Reconciliation, in part, involves truth telling and sharing stories.
If you have a Reconciliation story to share, please contact us.
If you have a Reconciliation story to share, please contact us.
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Play a part in the Reconciliation movement
Build relationships
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Connect with the local Traditional Owners and community to participate in their community events.
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Invite people from your church to participate in a National Reconciliation Week activity.
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Establish a group of members committed to social justice for First Nations Peoples and develop your own Reconciliation goals.
Demonstrate respect
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Include an Acknowledgement of Country or Welcome to Country before services, parish council meetings or other significant events.
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Celebrate NAIDOC Week in Sunday service liturgies.
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Participate in the Coming of the Light celebrations.
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Host a small group study to learn about the histories and cultures of First Nations Peoples.