Walking for Justice

By Tim Lam Swanston Street in Melbourne is normally occupied by a stream of trams and pedestrians. On Palm Sunday, it was transformed into a sea of protestors calling for justice for refugees.

Starving for fashion

The synod Commission for Mission (CFM) is asking Uniting Church members to write letters to clothing giant Pacific Brands, requesting it ensure production workers in Cambodia are paid enough to live on.

The Other Story

By Andrew Juma “Closest to the believers in love and affection are the Christians”(from the Qu’ran, Chapter 5 verse 82).

Changing fate

Review by Tim Lam Television | 12 Monkeys | M Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys was released in cinemas 20 years ago to critical acclaim.

Continuing a conversation

By Andrew Juma The final session in the Understanding Islam series at North Ringwood Uniting Church featured a panel discussion with invited Muslim guests.

On being intercultural

By Rev Devanandan Anandarajan In 1985, the UCA Assembly claimed its identity in Christ as ‘a multicultural church’ and made a formal declaration to that effect: “The Uniting Church is a Multicultural Church”.

CyclePower keeps Paul powering on

Retiree Paul Lambe (pictured) has had a rich and varied career. At the age of 63 he still wants to push the boundaries and take on fresh challenges.

Frontier of changes

Frontier Services will begin discussions with presbyteries and synods to transfer the management and oversight of its patrol ministers by the end of this year.

Day by day

Review by Penny Mulvey Book | A Diary of Private Prayer by John Baillie John Baillie’s classic book of prayers has been given new life by editor Susanna Wright with the assistance of Rev Dr Robin Boyd, a student of Dr Ba

Leading church figure remembered

By Nigel Tapp One of Australia’s most respected religious leaders and Christian media pioneers, Rev Dr Gordon Moyes AC, passed away peacefully last month surrounded by his family.