Published
April 1, 2021
Easter is for many a time of reflection and the hope for renewal. And for Christians, it is the most important celebration of the year.
As we approach Easter this year, we are reminded of all those who have been affected by COVID, bushfires and more recently floods.
Yet, in the midst of these challenges, we see signs of hope and resilience.
You can read stories about our work and people.
Whether Easter is a part of your tradition or not, I wish you a happy and refreshing break.
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