Safety lesson is one we need to learn

Over the last few weeks I have spent considerable time thinking about safety, security and what it means for us to become a safer church. Some of this thinking has arisen from meeting with survivors of abuse.

Little green thumbs

Scots Early Learning Centre attendee Lewis helps out as part of National Tree Day The youngsters at Scots Early Learning Centre in Hobart put their green thumbs to the test as part of National Tree Day and Schools Tree D

Time to love

NICKIE GYOMBER Ok, so we’re born, live, and then we die. “There is a time for everything under the sun.” But I’m not sure that it always feels like that.

Reason to believe

Review by NICK MATTISKE BOOK | GOD IS NO THING: COHERENT CHRISTIANITY | RUPERT SHORTT There is a strain of English Christianity that sees faith as entirely reasonable and sensible, like packing an umbrella when the weath

Please disturb

Review by Bob Faser BOOK | DISTURBING MUCH, DISTURBING MANY: THEOLOGY PROVOKED BY THE BASIS OF UNION | GEOFF THOMPSON Since 1977, there have been numerous studies of the Basis of Union of the Uniting Church in Australia.

Born to preach

Review by GARTH JONES TELEVISION | PREACHER | MA Critic Adam Marshall, writing for Christianity Today, characterises AMC Television’s adaptation of cult graphic novel Preacher as being part of the presently popular vangu

What prayer brings to the table

By Katharine Massam Prayer is… The 1656 painting Praying Always by the Dutch painter Nicholas Maes is an icon of the Reformation.