Spotlight on ‘hidden homeless’
In Melbourne’s eastern suburbs more than 13,000 people sought the assistance of homelessness and crisis services last year.
Rallying to a feminist way of thinking
It’s not every seminar session that encompasses questions of Christology, gender, race and Serena Williams but that’s what happened last Friday afternoon during the With All Due Respect: Theology, Feminism and Conflict
Letting Go
This month's Crosslight feature is on the diversity of Christian perspectives on dying with dignity.
Choosing understanding over fear
People from 14 countries and regions gathered in Jakarta last month for YATRA (Youth in Asia Training in Religious Amity)
Hands-on day of fun to celebrate Indigenous culture
The Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress in Tasmania is marking Friday’s National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day with a double celebration this year.
A mission to ‘extend the kingdom of God’
Rev John Clarke has been inducted as Uniting’s director of mission at a service held at the synod chapel on Wednesday.
Gorilla Warfare
Perhaps a movie about talking apes is the last place audience would expect to find Christian imagery.
Languages matter
A multicultural church is a multilingual church, writes Rev Swee Ann Koh, director of the synod's intercultural unit.
The wander years
The Grey Nomad phenomenon shows no sign of slowing down as Baby Boomers retire from the workforce but still feel fit and active enough to travel around Australia for extended periods of time staying in their caravans or
Lobbyist sit-in secures meeting with minister
Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg has agreed to meet with faith leaders opposing the Carmichael coal mine after a six-hour sit-in protest of prayer and worship was staged on Tuesday at his office building in east Melb