Church needs to take lead on Uluru Statement
Rev Glenn Loughrey, Anglican priest and Wiradjuri man, responds to the federal government's rejection of the Uluru Statement recommendations.
Does religion do more harm than good?
According to a recent Ipsos poll 63 per cent of Australians agreed with the statement that 'religion does more harm than good'.
Australia’s refugee policies ‘a bad example to Asia’
A leading human rights lawyer from Hong Kong has warned that Australia’s treatment of refugees could set a dangerous precedent for other nations in the Asian region.
Protestors call for Victoria to take refugees
Refugee advocates have called on the Victorian state government to defy the federal government and bring the refugees from Manus Island to Victoria.
Muslim women stand strong in face of abuse
Muslim women were encouraged to share stories of resilience with the wider community at a forum organised by Uniting through Faiths last Friday.
Ted’s 100th celebrated
The grand old man of Penguin Uniting Church, Ted Howe, was the guest of honour at a special morning tea to celebrate his 100th birthday.
War trauma and the art of healing
Iraq veteran Gordon Traill talks about the mental struggles faced by veterans and the cathartic power of art.
Learning for life
In his new book, Rev Philip Hughes explores the notion of purposeful living and its immense benefits for the individual and society
Letters to the editor – November 2017
Our readers have their say with their letters to the editor for the November 2017 Crosslight.
The nature of God
Moderator Sharon Hollis on how we can be followers of Christ in the face of suffering.
Prophetic voice in Zimbabwe
Crosslight spoke with Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe, Rev Dr Solomon Zwana, during his recent visit to Melbourne.