May Letters

Concerned Ferntree Gully Uniting Church members are standing against the death penalty.

Threat to the Great Barrier Reef

The synod Commission for Mission wants Australian banks to rule out funding Indian business tycoon Gutram Adani’s Carmichael coal mine and expansion of the Abbot Point coal terminal in Queensland.

Partnership of faith

  Rev Dr Mele Fakahua –Ratcliffe and Rev Stephen Ratcliffe, with their staffs of office, greeting the congregation after their induction.

Building Faith

Rev Kenneth Alban Allen, BA, BEd, DipEd, DipRE Born Essendon Victoria 12/11/1932, died Mornington Victoria 19/12/2014 Compiled by Dr David Allen Ken, an ordained Uniting Church minister, spent the majority of his working

United in our Demand for Mercy

Moderator Dan Wootton has joined with other leaders of the Uniting Church in calling for an end to the death penalty in Indonesia and throughout the world.

Nepal Earthquake Emergency Relief

Image: ACT Alliance Uniting World is calling for donations to its Emergency Contingency Fund to help communities devastated by the recent Nepal earthquake. The 7.

Marriage the highlight of Max’s war experience

Ask Max Wells what his best memory of serving in World War Two is and the answer is pretty simple. “I am sure it was when you were given (a month’s) leave to get married (in May 1944),” his wife, Val, chimed in.

Anzac Day at Uniting Church schools

An Anzac Day installation at Ballarat Clarendon College (image: Ballarat Clarendon College) Uniting Church schools throughout the synod are commemorating Anzac Day with a variety of activities.

My name is CAV 020

“Whoever welcomes one of these little children in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me does not welcome me but the one who sent me.

A picture paints a thousand words

Recognising the emotive power of images, Catchlight is a philanthropic media organisation that showcases the work of visual storytellers who bring to life issues of social justice throughout the world.

National Emergency

The latest research from the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) highlights successive government policy as having failed to address poverty and the growing disadvantage in many Australian communities.