In this difficult time, leaders from across Victoria's Faith Communities come together to reflect on the experiences of their communities in dealing with the ongoing challenges of the pandemic.
Source: Faith Communities Council of Victoria
The Casey Multi-Faith Network will explore how some youth have continued to incorporate faith into their lives and discuss whether organised religion is still relevant or practicable for younger generations.
Source: Casey Multifaith Network
For the JCCV, our family is our community. This challenging year has highlighted the absolute importance of taking care of our family and friends..
Source: Jewish Community Council of Victoria
Twenty-first century Catholic school graduates are the highest earners, with an average annual household income of $99,722, a landmark survey of post-school outcomes has found.
Source: The Age
One of Australia's most senior religious leaders says he would likely boycott the COVID-19 vaccine being developed by Oxford University, on ethical grounds.
Source: ABC
Churches may have closed their doors, but more Australians are opening their minds to spirituality and prayer.
Source: The Age
At times of challenge and crisis, people often turn to deeper questions of meaning and some draw on spiritual reserves and resources.
Source: National Church Life Survey
The Multicultural Festivals and Events (MFE) program funds multicultural and multifaith community groups to hold cultural festivals and events for their local communities.
Source: Victorian Multicultural Commission
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