Just over 7 months ago we began heading into Mitchells Plain with a team of volunteers every Wednesday...

One of the social justice projects that was held, took place late February at a local woman’s home in Glebe.

We weren't sure who would come. We invited. We set the table. Waited, welcomed, and then gathered some more.

We first met Rosemary just over eight years ago when our Hillsong CityCare Street Teams first set foot in her neighbourhood.

For most people sitting in a hospital clinic waiting for treatment or test results can be a horrible experience, especially when you are there for your child.

What is Street Teams?

Well, I am sitting in the Bandera slum in Mumbai in the dirt next to the Vision Rescue bus.

Those of us in leadership in church life have the responsibility to ensure that our local churches are safe places for children

What do you know about the Hillsong Africa Foundation?

Since 2002 Hillsong Church has sponsored 31,000 children through Compassion.

Just over a month ago we had the privilege of seeing the first children move into the accommodation at Tembaletu.

To conceive and then start and enjoy a family is the desire of most young married couples.

So what's the story behind the knickers??

It is easy to look at an issue like human trafficking, and become overwhelmed by the magnitude of the problem.

Our hearts have been stretched and continually broken as we watch the Earth around us respond with great power and destruction.

Please don’t think that because we gave millions of dollars to the appeals that people’s lives have now returned to normal – they haven’t!

The crumbled steeple of the Christchurch Cathedral, once a proud monument that towered above the city, lies in ruins

On behalf of the people of Queensland, I extend a heartfelt thanks to everyone at Hillsong for your compassionate support during our darkest of days.

There are scores of rebuilding projects, but a person is not a project!

Here's an update with everything that our Street Teams are doing in Queensland

Every week, hundreds of faithful volunteers hit various Streets in Sydney and Brisbane visiting residents across our city.

This has been an unforgettable few days in Australia.

The real possibility is that in a short period of time, the eyes of the world will shift to another newsworthy tragedy somewhere in the world...

55,000 volunteers of all shapes and sizes were on the streets of Brisbane last Saturday to help people they had probably never met before.

Here in our city of Brisbane, thousands of homes have already been water damaged or worse.