Julie Perrin’s kind of revelations in her new book Tender
Everyone has a story to tell. Or, in Julie Perrin’s case, lots of stories. And some of them are very close to home.
Uniting Winter Appeal helps bring hope from the ashes
A fire robbed Felicity of her home, her health and her will to live. Five years on, she’s back on her feet and ‘in a really good place’ – literally and figuratively.
Indigenous Hospitality House launches appeal
The Indigenous Hospitality House provides culturally safe, low-cost accommodation for Indigenous people travelling to Melbourne on hospital business.
Former TV reporter Jane Phelan takes it one step at a time
When Jane Phelan woke from a stroke she had lost the ability to walk or talk. But then she found God – again – and hasn’t looked back.
Andy Calder accepts Henri Nouwen Award
Disability Inclusion Advocate Rev Andy Calder became the first person outside of North America to accept the Henri Nouwen award, recognising his work with people with disabilities.
Serving up goodwill
Christians and Muslims were invited to come together and share an Iftar dinner at Ivanhoe Uniting Church on 18 May. The event nurtured understanding, solidarity and unity between both faiths.
Sri Lankan Easter bombings response and prayer from Moderator
UCA Moderator of Victoria and Tasmania Rev Sharon Hollis has responded to the Easter Sunday bombing in Sri Lanka.
Idil Ali talks poetic justice at Sacrededge
Idil Ali knows the struggles of the silent minority. She sees it and lives it every day. It’s why she speaks for those who struggle to be heard.
Cross purposes- delving into denominations
Christianity is a broad church, with tens of thousands of branches each with their own peculiar approach.
Fun and faith at Playdate Cafe
You won’t find it on the menu, but Playdate Cafe is as interested in nourishing your spirit as it is your empty stomach.
Tree lament leaves an impression
Rev Alex Sangster leading the lament. We recently received this letter from Nickie Williams (Fairfield-Aliphington Uniting Church).
Plenty of belief up on the big screen
Korean War veteran Mike Kowalski whiles away his days camped on his porch in the Michigan suburbs growling a racist’s thesaurus of insults at or about his ethnic neighbours.