It’s all in the name…
With the closure of the United Faculty of Theology at the end of 2014, the Uniting Church Theological College will seek an independent future under the new name Pilgrim Theological College, an accredited institution of t
May 2014 Letters
Climate change from global warming is arguably the biggest calamity the world is facing today.
Budget cuts young and old
Advocacy and welfare groups have criticised the 2014 Federal Budget over wide-ranging cuts to welfare, education and support services.
Deterrence – art installation
Launched last month on the grounds of St Kilda Parish Mission, Deterrence is a confronting art installation constructed by Rev John Tansey.
Lutes take over Lilydale
By Nigel Tapp Lilydale Uniting Church, about 25 km from Launceston, was the centre of the lute universe in February.
Yes or No-ah
Below are two responses to Darren Aronofsky’s film Noah, by Megan Graham and Emmet O’Cuana.
A rollicking band of pirates
pirates perfomers One would think that pirates have little relevance in Uganda.
Hope and hardship: the gift of clean water
Two weeks ago I was in Papua New Guinea visiting a UnitingWorld water and sanitation project in a picturesque village at the eastern-most point of the mainland.
To save or not to save?
The World is Not Ours to Save, T Wigg-Stevenson, InterVarsity press, 2013.
Rev Prof Robert Andrew Anderson, AM, 1928-2014
Sonorous Hebrew poetry and the skirl of highland pipes were cameo moments at the memorial service for Robert Anderson.