Harley brings hope for healing
Harley Eagle, a First Nations trauma expert from Canada, shares his experiences of inter-generational trauma caused by colonialism.
Florence and Sheryil Allen avoid deportation
An 11th-hour reprieve against a deportation order has kept an 80-year-old mother and her 50-year-old autistic daughter together with their family in Australia.
“I sat where they sat”
Retired Uniting Church minister Bill Pugh shares his experience of undergoing cancer treatment.
Synod Snaps – February 2018
In this month's Synod Snaps, we bring you images from a Macedon Ranges interfaith lunch, Christmas hamper packing and more!
Untold stories
Kim Scott’s new novel about the struggle of Aboriginal people to crawl through the wreckage of the clash of cultures
Welcome to eLM
This month's Crosslight editorial is from Rev Dr Jennifer Byrnes, executive officer of the synod’s newly-formed equipping Leadership for Mission unit.
Position of privilege
In January, I was privileged to attend some of the 2018 Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Conference (UAICC), which is held every three years.
Letters to the editor – February 2018
Letters to the editor from the February 2018 edition of Crosslight.
It’s that flipping time of the year again
Every year, people come together for Uniting’s Pancake Day to flip for a good cause.
Site inspection
In his new book Property and Progress for a Pilgrim People, Michael Owen reflects on property in the UCA and asks to whom does a congregation’s property really belong?
People power
Based on research and interviews, author Digby Hannah has compiled the stories and images that make up Open House.