Grace and the power of words
Nineteen words are the inspiration behind theologian, author and public speaker Grace Ji-Sun Kim’s efforts to dismantle injustice, in its many forms, around the world.
Generosity hits great heights
Through a range of initiatives, Burwood Heights Uniting Church members continue to live out the ethos of Faithful Giving.
A journey of love with Di
As Steve Wright continues to care for his wife Di, who has dementia, Uniting AgeWell is with him on every step of the heartbreaking journey.
Staff share their stories
The wonderful work being carried out at Uniting Vic.Tas was outlined in a special Share Sunday service at Wesley Church recently.
It’s game on for advocate Bruce
Bruce Clark has led from the front as a tireless campaigner for people with a disability throughout Tasmania.
Poles promote peace message
Two Uniting Church congregations in Tasmania have embraced peace poles to promote an important message around humanity coming together.
Bayswater’s beacon of hope
At Bayswater Uniting Church, people struggling with mental health challenges and social isolation are finding a home through the Elm St Mission.
Duty calls us on care
In his regular Crosslight magazine column, Moderator Rev David Fotheringham writes about "faith being seen in action for good for those in need".
Food and social justice
Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak writes that it's time to take on food corporations over their lack of concern about the damage their products are doing.
Sweet success for cookbook
For 120 years the Presbyterian Women's Mission Union Cookbook has been the go-to resource for wonderful meals, making October 24 an anniversary well worth celebrating.
Pen to paper seals deal
Launceston North Uniting Church Minister Rev Caro Field has written a wonderful article about the special relationship between the Tasmanian Chin Christian Church and LNUC and the Presbytery of Tasmania.
Salute to past and present
Born in 1824, Scots Church’s enduring place in Hobart’s history will be recognised on September 8.