The business of church
Some years ago I worked for a Christian international relief and development organization. It was a privilege to visit partners, to sit with them and break bread, observe projects and gather stories.
Faith for the future
As the Uniting our future program enters the relocation and resettlement phase, some congregations are facing the reality of leaving much-loved churches.
Why I broke the law
On Monday 11 church leaders and members – from Uniting, Anglican, Baptist and other denominations – staged a sit-in at the WA electoral office of Julie Bishop to protest the cruel treatment of children in immigration det
Travelling south
Michelle Cook her son Zane and husband James Rev Deacon Michelle Cook has gone from one of the countr
Neighbourhood Watch
Image by Jeff Busby Review by Penny Mulvey MTC Sumner Theatre until 26 April Robyn Nevin has been a giant in Australian theatre for as long as I can remember.
School chaplains update
The 2014 school year is well and truly underway. Many Uniting Church school chaplains are busying themselves in new roles, while others are moving on after many years of committed service.
The gift of being UnitingWorld National Director
Kerry and Berlin Guerrero In April I conclude seven years as National Director of UnitingWorld
Dedicated to serving others
By Chip Henriss Charles Gibson came to Australia from Scotland as a three year old in the 1950s.
Sebert farewelled
Sebert and Sophie Ruddock Retiring executive director, administration and finance, Sebert Ruddock was recently farewelled at the synod office in Melbourne.
Anzac Day reminiscences
Betty Millar doing her bit for the war effort in the Australian Women’s Land Army As Betty Millar saw it, joining the Australian Women’s Land Army in 1941 was an opportunity “to do my part” for the war effort.
Community support recognised
Cohuna Uniting Church member Hazel Radley was recently awarded the Cohuna Lions Club Citizen of the Year Award.