Unity in diversity
A video produced by the Assembly’s Formation, Education and Discipleship unit asked Uniting Church youth ministry leaders what they appreciate about the Church.
August Crosslight now available
More than 300 members of the Uniting Church in Australia met last month at the 14th triennial Assembly, held in Perth. Church gatherings such as this represent a microcosm of issues facing society.
Assembly overview
By NIGEL TAPP Some within the Uniting Church would deride the triennial Assembly gathering as a bit of talkfest. Yes, there is a lot of talking throughout the six days as the members deal with a range of issues.
Uniting Journeys to Sri Lanka
The Commission for Mission will be hosting a Uniting Journeys tour to Sri Lanka in October this year.
Sri Lankan Harmony Concert
Sri Lankan voices will unite in harmony for the ConChord Choir concert in Melbourne.
Changing hearts and minds: Go Back To Where You Came From review
TV | Go Back To Where You Came From Review by Tim Lam It has been three years since Go Back To Where You Came From last appeared on Australian television.
Cecil: a signpost on conservation
The recent outcry following the killing of a Zimbabwean lion has highlighted shifting attitudes towards conservation and animal rights.
Adam Goodes – The Roar of the Crowd
By Deb Bennett Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress member Rhanee Tsetsakos is an Adnyamathanha* woman from South Australia.
Trafficking report
The latest Trafficking in Persons Report has renewed the focus on international efforts to combat human trafficking and modern-day slavery.
Faith and climate change
UnitingJustice national director Rev Elenie Poulos recently discussed the role of religion in climate change on ABC’s Compass.
King’s man
It is not every day you receive an invitation to crown the ruling monarch of another nation. But that was the honour recently bestowed upon former Uniting Church president Rev Dr D’Arcy Wood.
Uniting Church calls for an end to boat turn-backs
Uniting Church in Australia President Mr Stuart McMillan has expressed disappointment that Labor may adopt boat turn-backs as part of its asylum seeker policy.