Synod Snaps – October 2018
The October Synod Snaps feature photos from a baptism in Stawell, an installation outside Elsternwick Uniting Church and more.
From jail cell to justice advocate
Rev Berlin Guerrero could be forgiven for turning his back on the country where he was jailed and tortured for 15 months.
A sound response to climate change
Portarlington St Andrew’s Uniting Church is calling on the combined power of music and visual art to educate people about climate change.
Place setter
Alan Ray reviews 'To be a Pilgrim: a reflective guide to the Holy Land' by Bradly Billings.
Following the moral compass
Victoria is the first state in Australia to legalise voluntary assisted dying, with the law coming into effect in June next year.
Recipe for endurance
The popularity of Australia’s longest continuously published cookbook demonstrates the basics of good home cookery never go out of fashion.
Eating for a song at Nobucks
Nobucks serves all-comers in Hobart with a three-course lunch Mondays to Thursdays and hosts barbecues on Fridays
First impressions
Nick Mattiske reviews 'Rattling Spears: A History of Indigenous Australian Art' by Ian McLean.
Faith leaders stand with Aussie farmers
Representatives from Christian, Jewish, Sikh, Baha’i, Muslim and Buddhist communities prayed for rural communities impacted by the drought
Christian women pay a call on Canberra
A delegation of ecumenical women leaders in Canberra have spoken out in support of female political representation and leadership while also urging MPs to increase foreign aid and end the offshore detention of children.