Art with heart
WESLEY Fire and Clay is a social enterprise and disability day program of Wesley Mission Victoria, which provides supported employment opportunities for up to 41 people living with a disability.
Two principals
ANDY Müller was installed as the new principal of Launceston’s Scotch Oakburn College, a Uniting Church day and boarding school Andrew Barr following his installation at Geelong College for boys and girls in April.
Deadly secrets
A RESEARCH report released by the Uniting Church’s Justice and International Mission (JIM) unit – Secrecy Jurisdictions, theASX100 and Public Transparency – found 61 of the top 100 Australian companies currently have sub
A Sri Lankan pilgrim tale
By Larry Marshall “Pilgrimage touches on many aspects of human existence, signifying not only a physical journey to a special place but also an inner spiritual journey.
Protection polices a big step forward
Official policies are now in place on how to respond to anyone in congregations with a propensity for sexual offending.
From little things…
Quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) is a small grain which is gaining international attention due to its high protein content and potential role in achieving the Millennium Development Goal to eradicate extreme poverty and hung
Edith Mary Kay 08/03/1920 to 03/02/2013
Edith was a devoted member of both the Presbyterian and Uniting Church in the Yarram Parish. Before her marriage to Angus Kay, Edith was a member of the Anglican Church in the Yarram area.
Robinson etches name in record book with Gift success
Andrew Robinson at Scotch Oakburn Junior School Assembly three days after the win In Australian sport there are few events as iconic as the Stawell Gift.
Lion’s tale
The Lion’s World – a journey into the heart of Narnia By former-Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams RRP: $20.95.
Mission memories
Jack Arnold and Cape Pearson staff A seeker in Papua – the journal of a young missionary, by Rev John Kissack Arnold Compiled and Edited by Iris Pederick (Arnold) and Philip Pope Price $50.00 (postage paid).
A lesson for us all
Lord Mayor Robert Doyle with Year 9 Billanook student Sam Lawson. For many young teens, their first trip unsupervised on public transport is something of a right-of-passage.