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Associations listed on the Australian Celebrants and Celebrations Network are invited to submit issues, updates or association news with the aim of improving cooperation amongst associations representing celebrants and amongst celebrants in general.
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| ACMCV: The Association of Civil Marriage Celebrants of Victoria |
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A workshop with Arnold Zable.
Arnold Zable is an award winning writer, storyteller, educator and human rights advocate. He is formerly a lecturer in the Arts Faculty at Melbourne University. His books include Jewels and Ashes, Wanderers and Dreamers, Cafe Scheherazade, The Fig Tree, Scraps of Heaven, and his latest novel, Sea of Many Returns.
He is the author of numerous feature articles, columns, short stories, reviews and essays. Arnold has conducted numerous writing workshops and has been a visiting lecturer in creative writing at Deakin, Melbourne, Monash, RMIT, La Trobe and Victoria Universities.
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He is a compelling storyteller who has performed in many venues within Australia. His popular workshop explores the art of creative writing, with techniques that can be applied to writing ceremonies. This will be an outstanding workshop. Places are limited. The date will be Sunday 21st March 2010 - the venue will be the Waverley Golf Club, 60 Bergins Road, Rowville. It will be a full day workshop, with lunch included. Costs are yet to be determined.
Interested persons can contact:
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Dawn Dickson, Secretary
The Association of Civil Marriage Celebrants of Victoria Inc.
1/7 Lawrence Court, Cranbourne North 3977
Tel: 5995 6358
Email:
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Web: www.marriagecelebrants-victoria.org.au
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| The Humanist Celebrant Network |
Humanism, a non-theist belief system without expectation of reward or punishment after death, affirms the dignity and worth of all people. It is a-religious but not anti-religion.
The Humanist Celebrant Network is a freewill association of like minded civil celebrants who
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· honour the Humanist origins of the civil Celebrancy movement and program in Australia
· are committed to providing meaningful secular rituals and ceremonies
· are respectful of the beliefs of their clients without endorsing them or directing them
The major focus of HCN, a member of the Coalition of Celebrant Associations, is advocacy to government about the needs of celebrants and the ceremonial needs of the Australian public
Celebrants who are in sympathy with Humanist beliefs and support the objectives of HCN are invited to apply for membership.
http://www.humanistcelebrantnetwork.org
www.humanistcelebrantnetwork.org
Email:
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