Strength from adversity
From a childhood spent in a Kenyan refugee camp to being honoured for outstanding humanitarian work as an adult, faith has been a constant companion on Dr Jacob Atem’s remarkable journey.
Book opens vital discussion
The relationship between Uniting Church congregations and agencies is explored in a new book which was launched yesterday.
A week in the life of …
Rev Fiona Morrison, Resource Minister across the Cradle Coast Cluster in Tasmania, shares with Crosslight readers what makes up a busy week in the role.
Church thrives in our regions
In his regular Crosslight magazine column, Moderator David Fotheringham reflects on a recent trip around western Victoria, which again showed the wonderful work being done by Uniting Church members.
Nia embraces youth role
Nia Lavaki is looking forward to an engaging journey focusing on promoting youth and multicultural ministry as part of the equipping Leadership for Mission team in Parkville.
Marion makes a difference
Manningham UC member Marion Bailes is strongly committed to helping refugees and asylum seekers make a home for themselves in their adopted country.
Power in hands of the people
Uniting Church member Claire Harvey is backing the battle against climate change in her role with sustainable energy provider CoPower.
Spotlight on gender fluidity
Retired academic Ross Mouer poses some questions around the issues of sexuality and gender identification in the Bible.
What Synod means to me
Ahead of Synod 2023, from November 18-21, Crosslight asked a number of Uniting Church members what Synod means to them.
The science of song on stage
Uniting Church members Rev Dr Peter Blackwood and Geoffrey Grinton will take centre stage at the Melbourne Recital Centre next month.
Honours for UC members
A number of Uniting Church members have been recognised in this year's King's Birthday Honours List for their outstanding community service.
Voices of reason speak
As the referendum on a Voice to Parliament draws closer, indigenous leaders in the Uniting Church tell us why a yes vote will make for meaningful change.