When Jenny Holden and her husband Arthur retired, they felt they finally had time to give something back to the community. Twelve months ago, they enquired about becoming foster carers through Wesley Mission Victoria.
GEOFF THOMPSON The ferment within Christianity during the twentieth century and which continues into the present century is incalculable.
By Penny Mulvey The 2016 Synod meeting convenes in just over two months. All are welcome to attend the opening service at Wesley Church Lonsdale Street on Friday 3 June beginning at 7.30pm.
Ramzi Zain Deen (National Director) and Thevuni Kottigala (Programs Coordinator) LARRY MARSHALL What would happen if you brought a young Muslim, a Tamil Christian and a Sinhalese Bhuddist out from Sri Lanka and asked the
A multi-faith conference exploring the relationship between spirituality and disability takes place this August at the Jasper Hotel in Melbourne.
By Penny Mulvey As you read this, you will have travelled the journey of Lent, felt the grief of Jesus’ death on the cross, and joined with others to celebrate that Christ has risen, the cornerstone of Christian hope.
Book | Moral Injury – unseen wounds in an age of barbarism | Edited by Tom Frame By Penny Mulvey What happens to those who, due to particular circumstances, are faced with having to make unacceptable decisions; choices w
The March long weekend is traditionally a time of camping in the Uniting Church. The Synod Social Justice Family camp at Adekate is in its sixth year.
Book | The Anonymous Leader: An Unambitious Pursuit of Influence | Ralph Mayhew Review by Scott Guyatt Leadership, it seems, is the new buzzword.
Book | Bystanders | Valerie Volk Review by Alan Ray The Bible contains a library of dramas. Similar to a festival of plays we have, in the one book, historical, romantic, morality and mystical plots.
NIGEL TAPP A decade ago most Victorians would not have been able to confidently place the small Tasmanian mining town of Beaconsfield on a map, even if they knew it existed.