Melody Tan, project manager of Mums At The Table spoke at the conference, encouraging attendees to transform the church's posture from one of “purity protection” to a “scandalous welcome” by "following Jesus’ pattern of radical inclusion and boundary-crossing".
Author: Melody Tan
Imagine a world where your feelings are simply acknowledged, nobody tries to give you a solution you never asked for, and your faithfulness isn’t questioned because you are not “rejoicing always”.
While we may be able to see past the commercialisation and materialism of Christmas, we need to consciously help our children do the same. Here’s how.
The Wellington Mums At The Table group officially opened this month, partnering with Capital Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Judges selected Mums At The Table as a finalist based on its partnership framework, which involves pitching the idea to local churches, online training and support of volunteer moderators, as well as digital marketing.
The booklet, “The Screen Issue”, is the first of a new series addressing tricky parenting dilemmas.
Mums At The Table is helping to address the cost-of-living crisis through a new initiative that tackles environmental waste at the same time.