When you can’t sell your wool
It was clear when speaking to Kylie that her life as a …
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Bushfire Recovery
Arnie Wierenga and Jennie Gordon are Chaplains in the Presbytery of Gippsland. …
Standing with (older) people in the bush
Today is International Day of Older Persons. The work that we do ...
International Translation Day
Today is International Translation Day. At Frontier Services we work with all …
A Wonderful World
I was recently inspired by the story of a kind hearted and ...
2020 Christmas Cards
Order now to avoid disappointment! Our Christmas cards often sell out. This …
Closing the Gap in 2020
Closing the Gap in 2020 Closing the Gap was developed in response …
Reconciliation is an ongoing process – not just one week a year
“One of the biggest challenges over the years has been dealing with …
You are not alone – we are here to care
As part of this year’s National Reconciliation Week we’ve been speaking with members of the Frontier Services family, who work within Indigenous communities across Australia, about what reconciliation means for them. Today, we catch up with Pastor Julia Lennon, who we were extremely proud to induct as our first ever female Aboriginal Bush Chaplain late last year.