Bringing black fish out of darkness

Tilikum                               THE public performance of an enormous wild sea mammal involves exploitation of both the animal itself and t

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Remembering the toll of road tolls

At the 2007 ‘Time for Remembering’ service, 336 plates on the steps of Parliament House represented the number of road victims in 2006.

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Youth program hit hard

Volunteers at work Twenty-six properties in Yarra Yarra Presbytery are listed for divestment.

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Popularised, punished or simply prophetic?

Leaving the screening of the new documentary In Bob We Trust, I think to myself that Father Bob Maguire (pictured), Melbourne’s ‘larrikin’ Catholic priest, has probably just become one of my favourite people.

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Sting in the tale

                                Raw, personal and emotionally taxing, Stories We Tell is a documentary that stirs a lingering sentimentalit

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Church continues to debate who can say ‘I do’

At a same-sex marriage debate held at a Uniting Church last month, one thing all three speakers seemed to agree on was the fact that marriage is an institution that has undergone significant change.

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Covenanting: living up to the promise

By Megan Graham Stories under the ceiling at Narana Victoria Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress (UAICC) and the Vic/Tas Synod held a Covenanting and Reconciliation Day at Narana Creations last month.

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A good run

Last year, the five people pictured gave their time and energy to raise funds for the Asylum Seeker Project by participating in Run Melbourne, a ‘fun run’ fundraiser held annually in Melbourne’s CBD since 2008.

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Children’s hour: White Sunday

‘Jesus called a little child to him, and placed the child among them. And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.

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