Six decades of church and community music honoured
Graham Wesley Stocks OAM 6/5/1928 –17/9/ 2015 Graham Wesley Stocks was born to Rev Wesley and Ruby Stocks in Sydney, the youngest brother of five children, Ken, Gwen, Marcia and Ralph.
Giving older people a voice
By Rebecca Ryan Uniting AgeWell is calling for community members in Victoria and Tasmania to get involved in senior service planning to help improve the quality of care and effectiveness of its own services and the aged
Ladies in Black
Play | Ladies in Black | Melbourne Theatre Company Review by Penny Mulvey Cast your mind back to the days when going shopping in town meant dressing up – gloves, hat, best suit or dress – and a visit to David Jones, if
Wrestling with the future
By Dan Wootton I’ve just had the longest break I’ve had since becoming moderator. We didn’t go anywhere, just stayed at home during the bushfire season over Christmas/New Year. It’s dreadfully dry out where we live.
Inspiring faith
Book | Heroes of the faith | Roland Ashby Review by Nigel Tapp Many Christians can readily point to people whose lives have inspired their own faith journey.
South Geelong scholarships
In the aftermath of South Geelong Uniting Church closing in 2014, congregation members sought to create an ongoing legacy for the church community.
TICTACs in Bendigo
The words ‘Tic Tac’ are usually associated with pocket-sized boxes of flavoured mints. But for the children at Weerona Uniting Church in Bendigo, it is a name that reflects their identity and values.
Letters to the editor – January
The politics of religion Social commentators repeatedly state that politics and religion should not mix. I strongly disagree, as both are about life.
Not so super
More than 1000 retired Uniting Church ministers have had their retirement incomes slashed by federal government superannuation changes that came into force on 1 January.
Asylum seekers knit for Australian charities
People seeking asylum often face long periods of stress and uncertainty as they wait for their claims to be processed.
Staying safe from bushfire smoke
Tasmanians suffering from breathing difficulties – including asthma – have been warned to take extra care as more than 80 bushfires are blanketing large parts of the state in smoke.