This Advent, we'll be sharing a series of reflections under the theme, 'Expanding Advent'. The series has been prepared in recognition that we are living in a time of acute crisis in the Holy Land, the very lands of Jesus' birth. Some communities may be wrestling with the language, themes and ideas of the Advent season in light of the present war in Palestine, Israel and the wider Middle East. Over the next five weeks we will offer a range of resources including reflections, art and vigil to enrich our journey through this Advent season.

Offerings are released weekly:

Week 2   -   Expanding our Hearts  -  C O M I N G    S O O N

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Lane Cove Community Chaplaincy

provides a compassionate presence to local people, assisting them to enjoy life to the full in body, mind and spirit.

The Chaplaincy serves the community by making and enhancing connections toward a sense of belonging.

We do this through group and one-to-one activities, events, courses and through the personal conversations we're privileged to share.

Our Lane Cove Community Chaplain,
Liam McKenna,
sustains the wide range of Chaplaincy activities including the care of participants.

The Lane Cove Chaplaincy team, which includes members of Lane Cove Uniting Church and leaders from the Chaplaincy activities  support Liam as we lead together.

Liam McKenna, Lane Cove Community Chaplain.

We recognise the Cammeraygal people, of the Eora Nation are the traditional owners of the land
on which we live, worship and minister,and we pay respect to their elders ​– past, present and emerging. 

We recognise their continuing connection to the land and waters of Lane Cove and
we thank them for protecting this coastline and its ecosystems since time immemorial.

We also acknowledge our common human heritage, which has cradled us through our ancient past, 
which embraces us now and which guides us into the future.