February 2018 Crosslight out now
Click here for all the stories from the first edition of Crosslight for 2018.
Centre of pride and passion
Behind the quiet façade of a brick building in Hobart is a place buzzing with activity, and a group dedicated to inviting First and Second Peoples to experience Aboriginal culture in a meaningful way.
Economy of death
The recently announced plans by the federal government to increase military exports and industry must be read as the latest step toward a militarised Australian economy.
A top shelf career winds up
Although he admits a certain bias, Stephen Connelly believes there is something unique about the Dalton McCaughey Library located at Centre of Theology and Ministry in Parkville.
Act of faith in holiday hotspot
On a pleasant summer’s day in early January, holidaymakers and locals watched a small procession make its way from the Lakes Entrance Uniting Church to the inlet lake.
Invite to take part in dementia therapy singing study
Uniting AgeWell is looking for participants to be involved in a new study investigating the therapeutic benefits of singing groups.
It’s an honour
A number of people with links to the Uniting Church in Victoria and Tasmania have been recognised in this year's Australia Day Honours List.
President’s Survival Day message
The Uniting Church in Australia stands with the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress and all First Peoples.
Artists invited to enter Blake Prize
There are just over three weeks left to enter Australia’s most prestigious religious and spiritual art competition, the Blake Prize.
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.