Celebrating ecumenism and working for reconciliation in Sri Lanka
A floating market in Colombo In October 2014 the National Christian Council of Sri Lanka (NCCSL) celebrated one hundred years of ecumenism.
From small things, big things grow
Chinese President Xi Jinping plants a tree with Scotch Oakburn students An exercise in persuasive writing led to a group of students from Launceston’s Scotch Oakburn College Junior School meeting one of the most powerful
Breaking the silos
Silos In 2015, the Uniting Church in Australia will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 4th National Assembly declaration – “The Uniting Church is a multicultural Church”.
Singing Scottish songs in Sri Lanka
‘Now, no more talking… use your nose, and give your mind to it,’ said Rat to Mole … They moved on in silence for some little way, when suddenly the Rat was conscious, through his arm that was linked in Mole’s, of a faint
Hidden wisdom
Geelong’s Wise Men The Geelong City Ministers group is taking Christmas to the city this year.
Change in the wind in Church/School relationships
Cornish College students A panel of four experts, appointed by the Commission for Mission (CFM), has been exploring governance and operational matters regarding Church/Schools relationships over the past 10 months.
A very Swedish Christmas
The Swedish Church in Melbourne has celebrated St Lucia’s Day for many years at their Toorak Church. This year, they are bringing the traditional Scandinavian celebrations to Toorak Uniting Church.
Dynamic one-woman shows
MTC’s Pennsylvania Avenue The Dynamic one-woman shows ’s 2014 season is ending with a bang.
Aitken College sleep out
Aitken college sleepout A group of year 10 Aitken College students recently took part in an overnight sleep out for a research project on homelessness in Australia.
Why ‘Happy’ doesn’t fit with ‘Christmas’
There are two essential problems about the use of the word ‘happy’ in connection with the season of Christmas.
Gifts that change lives
UnitingWorld’s community development, ministry and leadership projects that give people the power to take control of their futures.
Activist’s first case dismissed
British activist Andy Hall A defamation charge brought against British activist Andy Hall, by Thai processing factory Natural Fruit, has been dismissed by the Prakanong Court in Bangkok.