Support flows after march
Moderator Rev Salesi Faupula has offered an impassioned show of support for people affected by today's anti-immigration march in Melbourne.
Advocates give peace a voice
Uniting Church members at Synod 2025 heard last night from two peace advocates sending the message and the hope that we can imagine an end to conflict in the Middle East.
UAICC forges strong path
In Victoria and Tasmania, the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress continues the journey forged with the Uniting Church through the 1994 Covenant.
Time to act on unhealthy food
In his regular Crosslight magazine column, Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak writes that action is needed to stop food companies from profiting at the expense of our health.
Churches and common good
In his regular Crosslight column, Moderator Rev David Fotheringham writes about the wonderful co-operation that exists among different denominations in the cause for common good.
Sounds like a fine effort
Bruce Steele and his wonderful organ playing have been a part of North Balwyn Uniting Church for the past 40 years.
The crow and comfort
In her recently released book, 'do they make coffins that small?', Rev Alex Sangster writes of the comfort ministers can provide towards the end of a person's life.
When science meets faith
Rev Associate Professor Geoff Thompson replies to Rev Bob Thomas, who has suggested that resurrection is synonymous with new creation.
App offers new way of worship
An app to be launched later this month provides an opportunity for people to share faith and explore new forms of church.
Synod meeting prepares to make history
This month's "virtual" Synod Meeting will be like none before it, but it remains vital to ensuring we continue to serve the life and mission of the Church.
Gippsland revisited – journey through the broken heart of Eastern Victoria
This time last year all we could talk about was the devastating effects brought about by something beyond our control. No, it wasn’t COVID, it was the bushfires.
Getting to know the Bethel Centre – Julie McDonald Q&A
Julie McDonald says seeking help doesn’t imply there is a flaw in a person’s faith. “Nobody’s relationship to their faith is perfect all the time. We all fall and we all have challenges.