December 2016 Crosslight now available
Six-year-old Stanley proudly shows off a goat on the family farm in Zimbabwe. Stanley is just one of the thousands of people helped each year by the generous donations to The Christmas Bowl appeal.
Core beliefs
NIGEL TAPP The strength of opposition to any recognition of same sex marriage was conveyed to senior leadership of the Uniting Church of Australia at the annual conference of the Assembly of Confessing Congregations (ACC
Advent stories of hope: Making the best of a clean start
For Christians the birth of Jesus is not just an historical event to be marked on Christmas Day but is an ongoing story of the way that God is at work in the world.
Advent stories of hope: ‘There is real warmth you feel here’
For Christians the birth of Jesus is not just an historical event to be marked on Christmas Day but is an ongoing story of the way that God is at work in the world.
Parliament protests: democratic threat or democratic right?
Friday Forum Your views on the news Refugee advocates created headlines this week when they staged two consecutive days of protests at Parliament House in Canberra.
Advent stories of hope: Survivor, mother and warrior
For Christians the birth of Jesus is not just an historical event to be marked on Christmas Day but is an ongoing story of the way that God is at work in the world.
Advent stories of hope: food and friendship
For Christians the birth of Jesus is not just an historical event to be marked on Christmas Day but is an ongoing story of the way that God is at work in the world.
Kildonan Domestic Violence Program Recognised
Kildonan UnitingCare CEO Stella Avramopoulos and Behaviour Change Program group faciliator Mahesh Bhandary.
Advent inspiration
While it may seem that the countdown to Christmas begins ever earlier in the shops, for Christians in the Western tradition it officially started last Sunday.
Meeting faith to faith
Susan Stork-Finlay, Anika Jensen, April Robinson, Larry Marshall, Andy Calder. Photo by Semisi Kailahi.
Interfaith conversations
Friday Forum Your views on the news The King of Jordan, Abdullah II, visited Australia this week, where he signed a historic counter-terrorism agreement with the Australian government.