Regions set for the future
By Andrew Humphries
In the village of Ross in Tasmania’s midlands sits what may well be one of the most distinctive churches in the country.
The Ross Uniting Church, formerly a Wesleyan Methodist Church, was built around 1885 and has long been a popular attraction, its beautiful stonework inviting spectacular photos.
Presbytery of Tasmania Chairperson Rohan Pryor is justifiably proud ...