Bringing you justice
The Justice and International Mission (JIM) unit is visiting congregations throughout Victoria and Tasmania as part of its congregational-based community organising initiative.
Palm Sunday, centre stage
Cast of Stormy Waters Issues surrounding refugees and asylum seekers have inspired an unusual theatre production coming to Wesley Church on Lonsdale Street on Palm Sunday.
Class of ‘74
L – R: Elaine Oliver, John & Robyn Smith,Brian Giddings, Ton & Frida van Doorn, Bob Ridley.
Yarram welcomes young Tongans
A group of young men (pictured) from the Tupoa High School in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, made a big impact on the Yarram Parish over summer.
Benefit of the doubt
From a very young age, my brothers and I enjoyed playing cricket on the front driveway. Ours was the biggest (and best) game in the street.
Synod wins free speech in Tasmania
The Synod of Victoria and Tasmania was part of a successful campaign to stop the Tasmanian Liberal Government allowing large businesses to silence their critics through the use of defamation laws.
Social issues high on conference agenda
Congress members Aunty Dianne Torrens (Chairperson of NSW/ACT Congress) and her husband Tim performing at a fellowship evening at the UAICC National Conference in Poatina, Tasmania.
Big tick for Hobart early learning centre
Scots Early Learning Centre has shifted its focus to learning with nature UnitingCARE Tasmania’s Scots Early Learning Centre, in Hobart, is moving forward in leaps and bounds.
Memories of MLC
Jill Sanguinetti’s memoir, School Days of a Methodist Lady: a journey through childhood What makes a Methodist Lady? Jill Sanguinetti’s memoir, School Days of a Methodist Lady: a journey through childhood, goes a conside
Church of the world
Participants around a shared well in the Chuuk District of Kampot Province in Cambodia during a visit to the Cambodian Organisation for Children and Development, a local NGO which helps some of the area’s poorest people.