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So my kids have continued their tradition of arranging the Nativity set prophetically.
This year I am guessing it is about climate change and global warming. I assume the globe was included as a protest around our Governments piddly 5% carbon reduction by 2020.
Other years offerings
http://morepraxis.org.au/no-way-to-the-inn
http://morepraxis.org.au/kids-liberation-nativity
http://morepraxis.org.au/a-2yr-olds-nativity-and-a-6yr-olds-hope

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As you can see we had our sweatshop free carols today. Tis good for the soul to carol for work justice.
‘Conveniently’ the window cleaner came and we were informed by the police that we needed to free up the [...]

REMINDER: FairWear Christmas carols at RICH outlet
Thursday, December 18th, 2008

Venue: 375 Brunswick St, Fitzroy, 12:30pm
When: THIS Friday 19th December

We are gearing up for our action on Friday, outside the RICH outlet, 375 Brunswick St, (near the corner with Rose St).
The action will start at 12:30pm, this Friday 19th December.
Bring your best singing voices, and [...]

So he did it.

Hi guys,
Down the bottom left of the home page of morepraxis is ‘morefriends’.
It is a cute little social networking idea that doesn’t need facebook or whatever and has no ads. People can join up and have side conversations etc or simply show that they are a? fan/friend within the morepraxis network.
Not sure where it will [...]

Tis? the silly season and we are definitely ?on message? this month. We need some help to get more ethical Christian goods in the stores.

Three themes for you to check out on the website:
?Holy hardware? is the trade name for Christian devotional items like bible covers and crosses. Christian devotional items should be made [...]

“Rich” and “Mesop” have been getting fat indeed on paying Australian workers $14 per hour (well below the award wage), to make high fashion garments that are retailing for more than $700!