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You are invited to a multifaith gathering to acknowledge Victoria’s bushfire crisis

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You are invited to a multifaith gathering to acknowledge Victoria’s bushfire crisis

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You are invited to a multifaith gathering to acknowledge Victoria’s bushfire crisis

Join Victoria’s faith and political leaders for a special multifaith gathering on the steps of Parliament House on Tuesday 4 February 2020.

Hosted by the Faith Communities Council of Victoria and the Multifaith Advisory Group (convened by the Victorian Multicultural Commission), the gathering will bring Victorians together to pray for those who have lost their lives and for the devastation of land, property and wildlife caused by the recent bushfires.

Together, we will show our appreciation and say thanks to the firefighters, emergency services and volunteers for their dedication, bravery and service.

We will also demonstrate our support for leaders on all sides of politics as they continue to lead our state through this unprecedented tragedy.

With the fire season not yet over and with relief and recovery efforts expected to take months, if not years, this event will demonstrate the strength of our community and our support for each other.


When:
 Tuesday, 4 February 2020, at 11am

Where: Steps of Parliament House, Spring Street, Melbourne

We hope you can join us.

Best wishes,

Victorian Multicultural Commission








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