Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
What does Aboriginal Sunday mean to you?
'I sat up the back and thought, "Get me out of here"'
A memorable celebration for a Bible dedication
It was a festival of colour when 41 young teens marched into the Our Lady…
Opening the Bible together – an enduring friendship and lasting legacy
In 1990, on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands in remote northwest South Australia, two…
‘Yes’ to Voice offers opportunity of new beginnings
Australians will soon be asked: “Do you support an alteration to the Constitution that establishes…
Keeping ancient words alive
David Barnett is a Bible translator for Bible Society Australia, who specialises in translating the…
How a group of gap students learned to trust God
There were lots of tears when plans went awry for a group of students who…
'If the next generation grows up without these stories, it’s our fault'
After sitting quietly in a room full of Aboriginal Pitjantjatjara speakers last week, listening to…
Crossing cultures: time and numbers
Mally’s cultural encounters #2
The Indigenous Bible translation glass is half-full, not half-empty
When I think about the task of Bible translation, as a white person, as a…
Voice in the Wilderness stirs whitefella Christians to shut up and listen
The author of an eight-part study designed to help the church listen to the Uluru…
