Frontier News - November 2020
In this edition we chat to some of our Bush Chaplains about how their work has been affected by COVID-19 this year. You'll also meet some of the farmers who have experienced first-hand the benefits of our Outback Links program. And our Bush Chaplain Sunny, leads a group trip to help build bridges with a remote Indigenous community.
In this edition we chat to some of our Bush Chaplains about how their work has been affected by COVID-19 this year. You'll also meet some of the farmers who have experienced first-hand the benefits of our Outback Links program. And our Bush Chaplain Sunny, leads a group trip to help build bridges with a remote Indigenous community.
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And having our congregations join
together was really helpful for
the both of us. But I think it’s also
important to remember that this year
has given us all an opportunity to
think about what we can change and
what we can do better. I’m looking
forward to being able to catch up with
the other Bush Chaplains and see
what we can do going forward.
Peter Wait: I’ve been involved
in meetings where the leaders
and representatives of different
denominations meet to discuss how
we can best work together in the
community. Normally we meet for
a coffee and a chat but when the
restrictions were brought in we had
to change how we were meeting.
We share information so that we
can find ways to provide pastoral
care in a compassionate and
understanding way.
What are your hopes for the
community heading into 2021?
Benjamin Quilliam: I’m definitely
hoping to have the opportunity to
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