Pet loss and grief explored
Uniting Church Minister Rev Barbara Allen has written a helpful book for those mourning the loss of a beloved pet.
Uniting Church Minister Rev Barbara Allen has written a helpful book for those mourning the loss of a beloved pet.
Driven in part by the heartbreak of the missed opportunity to give First Nations people a Voice to Parliament, a number of Uniting Church congregations are working hard towards the establishment of a Treaty in Victoria.
Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak writes that a Treaty in Victoria will be a step towards correcting past injustices against First Nations people.
Apollo Bay's Val Flitton has enjoyed a lifetime of active community involvement enriched by a deep and lasting faith.
Kingston Uniting Church Minister Rev Michael Duke outlines the wonderful story of Rowallan Park, a shining light in supported accommodation in Tasmania.
In his regular Crosslight column, and ahead of Easter, Moderator Rev David Fotheringham draws on Psalm 37 and reminds us "do not fret, trust God, do what is good".
When farmer Paul's son died in tragic circumstances, Frontier Services bush chaplain Noel helped him deal with his grief.
Ministry of the Word candidate Alisha Fung suggests there are a number of steps the Uniting Church can take to encourage people to return to the Church.
On the ground in the Middle East, a number of groups continue working hard towards bringing about a permanent peace for future generations.
Uniting Church lay preacher Graham Booth is doing a power of good as part of Longford's The Helping Hand in Tasmania.
Healesville Yarra Glen Uniting Church members are demonstrating their commitment to walking together with First Nations people, through the establishment of an indigenous garden.
A number of grants are available to support a wide range of programs and initiatives throughout the Uniting Church in Victoria and Tasmania.