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We encounter tensions, fear and risks throughout our everyday lives. This edition The Transit Lounge looks at the courage it takes to overcome these things.
The bravery of boycotting Meera Atkinson An act of courage is sometimes expressed in that shortest and simplest of words: no. Read more... Standing up for right: Phillipines report Mark Zirnsak and Jill Cooper Since 2001, hundreds of people in the Philippines, including journalists, lawyers, farmers, union leaders, civil rights workers and clergy, have been killed or abducted, with little or no follow-up investigation by police. Read more... Rob Lutton: a questioning faith Meera Atkinson Read more... The congregation as a source of strength Meera Atkinson Every day and all around the nation people face adversity: the loss of a loved one, illness, divorce. They say that at such times you find out who your friends are. For Christians it can also be a time of discovering the true value of a congregation and its ability to inspire faith and courage. Read more... The ultimate risk Kent Crawford “No human ever made more trouble than this ‘gentle Jesus, meek and mild’.” Read more... Emergency services volunteers Rob Dummermuth Throughout non-metro Australia, the community relies on the service and dedication of volunteers who routinely risk their lives as emergency service volunteers. Why do they do it? Read more... The Dark Knight Reviewed by Nicole Reardon Since his comic book debut in 1939, the character of Batman has been constantly redefined. Read more...
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