Reviewing our culture
A desire for goodwill to others featured strongly in the recent culture survey conducted by the Major Strategic Review (MSR).
The first impressions of an outsider
Photo by Bret Salinger By Rev Dr John G Flett As one new to the Uniting Church, I thought that I might relate my first and uninformed impressions.
Funds management seeks to make credit fairer for all
UCA Funds Management is leading a group of like-minded ethical investors and other players seeking to tidy up the payday lending and consumer leasing industries in Australia.
June Letters
Walking for justice I read the article in the May issue of Crosslight, and while I was delighted at the size of the response, and the leading of the UCA contingent by President Andrew Dutney and Moderator Dan Wootton, th
Poem – The Dispossessed
Ring Tailed Possum – ‘Hand Drawn with Mouse’ Digital Art 2002 by Margaret Gambold.
Poem – The Lonely
Central Australia Desert – ‘Hand Drawn with Mouse’ Digital Art 2002 by Margaret Gambold. By Margaret Gambold Lonely corridors they walk, defeated, the world’s lonely.
Shocking stories from the Royal Commission
Many Australians have been horrified by the stories coming out from the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse.
Intercultural Service of Celebration
This year marks 30 years since the Uniting Church declared itself a multicultural church.
Making do with much less
By Nigel Tapp UnitingCare agencies and churches involved with emergency relief funding are being expected to do more with much less following a cut of about 30 per cent in Federal Government emergency relief funding acr
Searching for the sacred
By Dan Wootton Having been a banker, I guess a desire of mine in coming to work for the Church some 26 years ago was an endeavour to pursue the sacred and leave the profane behind.
Climate change forum
By Rev Alistair Macrae “There is no guarantee that the world we live in will tolerate us indefinitely if we prove ourselves unable to live within its constraints.
A Chronic Lack of Awe
By Ken Duncan Have you ever wondered why days seemed to last forever when you were a child… and now it feels like we blink and another week’s over? The pace of life is faster than ever and we can trip over just trying