Reconciliation on right track
As our First Peoples mark National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week, the push for change continues to gather momentum.
As our First Peoples mark National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week, the push for change continues to gather momentum.
Uniting Church members are doing their bit to save lives in developing countries by providing birthing kits to pregnant women.
Indigenous theologian and activist Dr Anne Pattel-Gray has spent a lifetime advocating for a better world for our First Nations people.
A two-bedroom property sold recently in north-western Tasmania contained an interesting feature which recognised its link to history as a former church.
Inclusion and diversity will be front and centre when the Sacrededge Festival returns to Queenscliff this month.
The book 'The Plague', by Albert Camus, provides much to ponder in our pandemic-weary world, writes retired UC Minister John Evans.
When a doctor pronounces us dead, are we really dead? Or is part of us still alive? If so, is that our soul, or spirit? Or are they the same thing? So many questions. Read on and you may find some answers.
With Easter nearly upon us, Moderator Denise Liersch writes about how the story of Jesus' death and the glory of his resurrection continues to resonate so strongly with us.
On International Transgender Day of Visibility, Uniting Church member Elliot Nicholas has an important message to share.
The Village Uniting Church has teamed up with the local community to bring all the fun of the theatre to Mt Eliza residents.
Pilgrim Theological College Associate Professor of Systematic Theology Geoff Thompson has written a fascinating article which has received extensive coverage by the ABC.