The Geek Will Inherit the Earth – Religion and Fandom
By Emmet O’Cuana If your belief system is “Jedi” then answer as such on the census form.
Homeshare bridges age divide
By Tim Lam Wesley Mission Victoria is breaking down generational barriers through an innovative home sharing program.
Holiday reads – 2015
As you get ready for long summer days and evenings, the team at Crosslight thought we’d share our suggestions for holiday reading.
Sharing Christmas with the gift of clean water
By Delphine Vuagnoux Nothing could have prepared me for the shocking reality facing refugees living in Akula camp, on the border of Ethiopia and South Sudan.
Mural mission
Glenorchy Mayor Alderman Kristie Johnston opening the mural with the students from Glenorchy Primary and Cosgrove High Schools, who painted the mural.
More than chattering
Congregation members from Hastings Uniting Church have created an installation protesting against the detention of refugee children.
Responding to the ravages of drought
By Deb Bennett Throughout the past month, the weather in Melbourne has lived up to the cliché ‘four seasons in one day’.
Heartache and Hope
By Penny Mulvey A small boy, in the arms of his father, responded to questioning by a French journalist asking how he was feeling after the Paris attacks last month. The little boy said he was scared.
December Synod Snaps
Synod snaps highlights photos from different Uniting Church events happening throughout the synod.
Christ is for life, not just for Christmas
A puzzle for you: why is Christmas Day like an iceberg? Because on Christmas Day we only see only one tenth of the Story! It’s a little like those gym memberships that some of us have taken out from time-to-time – you kn
Penguin on parade
By Nigel Tapp For almost 150 years the Penguin Uniting Church has worshipped on the same spot opposite the Bass Strait foreshore of the small north-west Tasmanian town.
Time and tide
As Christmas approaches again, it can sometimes seem as if nothing (no-thing) is newly created any more – particularly with the endless display of, so-called, ‘new-things’ appearing on-line and in retail stores.