Organiser
Pilgrim Uniting Church
Organiser email
Date
Fri, 02/07/2021 - 19:30 - Sat, 03/07/2021 - 16:00
Cost of entry
Individual: workshop only $30 (full)/$25 (concession), Individual: Symposium and Workshop $40 (full)/$30 (concession), Group booking (total cost, any size) $50
Venue
Pilgrim Uniting Church (Adelaide) and Yarthu-Apinthi: Uniting College for Leadership & Theology (Brooklyn Park)
City/town
Adelaide & Brooklyn Park
Post code
5000
State
SA
The Statement from the Heart and Sovereignty Symposium & Workshop
During NAIDOC Week 2021 Pilgrim Uniting Church presents a two part Symposium and Workshop exploring the Statement from the Heart and Sovereignty.
Friday 2 July 2021
7:30pm-9:30pm
Pilgrim Uniting Church
12 Flinders Street, Adelaide
Topic:
“The Statement from the Heart and Sovereignty: exploring the overall picture"
Guest speaker:
Rev Dr Chris Budden is a Uniting Church Minister and author of Following Jesus in Invaded Space: Doing Theology on Aboriginal Land & Why Indigenous Sovereignty Should Matter to Christians.
Panel members:
Rev Dr Auntie Denise Champion is an Adnyamathanha woman, theologian and Uniting Church minister, and author of Yarta Wandatha & the recently published Anaditj: The way things are.
Rev Dr Vicky Balabanski is Senior Lecturer in New Testament at Flinders University Department of Theology, Director of Biblical Studies at the Uniting College for Leadership and Theology, and Minister of the Word in the UCA.
Cost for attending the Symposium only:
$20/$15 concession
Saturday 3 July 2021
9:00am-4:00pm
Yarthu-Apinthi (Uniting College for Leadership & Theology)
312 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Brooklyn Park
Topic:
“Sovereignty and the Statement from the Heart: Listening to the voices of First Peoples'.
Speakers and facilitators include:
Rev Dr Chris Budden
Rev Dr Denise Champion
Rev Dr Vicky Balabanski
Indigenous facilitators
Dusty Feet Mob will do a presentation at lunchtime.
Session 1:
Truth Telling - background history and the role of the Church and its impact on theology and UCA
commitments to First Peoples, followed by small groups with Indigenous facilitators.
Session 2:
Treaty and recognition of sovereignty, implications for relationships between First and Second Peoples in this country, followed by small groups, with Indigenous facilitators.
Session 3:
Treaty and how it gives expression to voice in national politics, followed by opportunity to work on
and share Reconciliation/Covenanting Action Plan.
The day will conclude with Eucharist.
Individual, workshop only $30/$25 (concession)
Individual, Symposium and Workshop $40/$30 (concession)
Group book (total cost, any size) $50
RSVP desirable to office@pilgrim.org.au