Home where the heart is

When accommodation was needed to house a refugee family, the Diamond Valley Uniting Church came to the rescue with an offer of its manse.

Fortunate life built on faith

For Tasmania’s Rev Colleen Grieve, five decades of ministry tell a story of faith, family and community woven together in service and grace.

Worship history celebrated

The sale of the Lindisfarne church buildings to members of Hobart's Muslim community means they will continue to be a location for worship and services for the community.

A time for redress

UCA Redress National Director Sarah Lim outlines the Uniting Church’s commitment to justice and recognition for those who suffered sexual abuse as children while in its care.

Week in the life of Rohan Pryor

A week in the life of Rohan Pryor, Synod Liaison Minister (Tasmania) and Presbytery Minister Team Leader, is a busy one full of appointments and meetings, both in Tasmania and Victoria.

The invitation to prayer

In a selected extract from her recent book ‘Rewilding Prayer: God Beyond Gender, Faith Beyond Formulas’, Pilgrim Theological College lecturer Rev Dr Sally Douglas invites us to think anew about the purpose of praying.

Grace during tough times

After the tragic deaths of two young people, Grace Community Uniting Church became a gathering place for grief, prayer and guidance.

Story of an everyday hero

For Launceston South Uniting Church member Craig Osborne, service is found in small, steady acts of music, mentoring and showing up for others.

New leader for new era

A wealth of experience has new Head of College Rev Prof Kylie Crabbe well placed to drive Pilgrim Theological College towards a bright future.

PALM scheme helps workers

In his Crosslight magazine column, Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak outlines how the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme is enabling Pacific Island workers to support families back home.

True faith and the Gospel

In his Crosslight magazine column, Moderator Rev Salesi Faupula tells us that "the Gospel does not draw us away from the world; it sharpens our attention to where love is most needed".