Why Christians can support medically assisted dying
The Victorian parliament is considering legalising voluntary medically assisted dying.
Tongan students get warm welcome after chilly arrival
Melbourne’s winter weather presented a formidable challenge for a group of young Tongan students visiting the synod CBD offices on Thursday.
Love Makes a Way protesters dragged from minister’s office
Six members of the Love Makes A Way refugee advocate group, including Uniting Church minister Rev Alex Sangster, were forcibly removed from federal Health Minister Greg Hunt’s Melbourne office on Tuesday evening after s
Indigenous art book wins Christian literature award
An art book illustrating the faith stories of First Peoples has been awarded the top prize at this year’s SparkLit awards.
Wisdom’s Feast explores edgy theology
Roughly 60 people attended two days of intense study and discussion at the ‘Wisdom’s Feast’ conference held at Yarrawonga.
Presidential seal of approval
Visitors to Uniting AgeWell’s Noble Park Community might be surprised to see residents holding and stroking a very cute and quite noisy baby seal.
Golden opportunity
When Julie Blake was flipping through Crosslight earlier this year, she noticed that the Kalgoorlie Uniting Church – in Western Australia’s remote Goldfields region – was offering accommodation in the manse in return fo
Zooming around the synod
As the Church celebrates 40 years, societal and technological advancements have changed the way the church communicates
On tap and on song
Richmond and Uniting Church Chalice hosted the first 'Beer and Hymns' event to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Uniting Church.
What is the Uniting Church for?
This might seem a strange question to ask. After all, our very name tells us: we’re uniting. Yes, this tells us something about the ecumenical context of our origins.
Beyond denominational boundaries
Bethany Broadstock shares her reflections from the World Communion of Reformed Churches General Council in Germany.