Fashion on show at Ocean Grove
Ocean Grove’s Uniting Church Adult Fellowship (UCAF) group has raised $1400 through a volunteer-led fashion parade for Share’s Winter Appeal.
Asylum seeker support
The 14th Assembly of the Uniting Church has demanded that the Australian Government adopt policies which genuinely seek to support rather than demonise asylum seekers and refugees.
Progress on clothing industry
As a direct result of global pressure from advocacy groups such as the Uniting Church, more than 200 companies have now signed the Bangladesh Fire and Building Safety Accord.
Guaranteed Pure book review – God Inc.
Book | Guaranteed Pure | Timothy EW Gloege Review by Emmet O’Cuana Gloege’s Guaranteed Pure sets out to establish how American business culture in the late-19th century became an essential element of middle-class Prote
From Numurkah to Amritsar
By Deb Bennett Rev Deacon Jean Mayers has been a minister with the Uniting Church for 12 years, for the last five at Numurkah and Nathalia/Picola churches.
Korean church continues to grow
By TIM LAM The Korean Church in Melbourne, located in Malvern, is the oldest Korean church in Australia.
Joy Williams farewells UnitingCare
UnitingCare Victoria and Tasmania early childhood consultant Joy Williams enjoyed a morning tea with her colleagues before she officially ended more than 20 years of service with the organisation.
VicTas voices at Assembly
Allan Thompson It’s been a good Assembly. There’s been very respectful listening.
What is truth? Death and the Maiden review
Play | Death and the Maiden Review by Penny Mulvey “People can die from excessive doses of the truth.
Cleaning up on dirty money
The Commission for Mission (CFM) is encouraging support for the ‘Stop Australia being a Haven for Dirty Money’ postcard campaign.
Ethics and the gospel
By Rev Dr Craig Thompson In her response to Randall Prior in July Crosslight, Lorraine Parkinson takes issue not only with the ecumenical impetus which saw the birth of the Uniting Church but more generally with Christi
Challenge of Assembly
By Dan Wootton In his retiring address to the Assembly in Perth, former president Rev Dr Andrew Dutney quoted philosopher John Dewey who said, “We do not learn from experience, we learn from reflecting on experience.