The July edition of Crosslight is now available online and in your congregations.
This month’s front page is an image from a cultural diversity festival at Glen Waverley Uniting Church in May. Members of the Chollo community, made up of Uniting Church members of Sudanese heritage, joined more than 200 people from a range of cultural backgrounds to mark 30 years since the Uniting Church in Australia declared itself a multicultural church.
- In our feature this month, Crosslight celebrates the work undertaken throughout the Church to make the synod truly intercultural.
- We meet Jaana Quaintance James, ethical sourcing manager with David Jones.
- Take a brief look at some of the issues to be considered by the 14th National Assembly when it meets this month in Perth.
- Ecumenism is alive and well in Tasmania’s George Town.
- Emmet O’Cuana reviews the latest offering from Pixar, Inside Out, and finds a message for young and old alike.
- On the eve of his departure from the role, Uniting Church in Australia President Rev Prof Andrew Dutney reflects on the past three years.
- Synod Snaps brings you the images from throughout the Church and beyond.
All of the July Crosslight stories are available here. Crosslight is also available in digital form, so you can read it from your iPad or tablet device.
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