National Emergency
The latest research from the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) highlights successive government policy as having failed to address poverty and the growing disadvantage in many Australian communities.
The Justice Conference
The Justice Conference is one of the largest international gatherings on social and biblical justice. Originating in the United States in 2010, the Conference journeyed to Australia for the first time last weekend.
Poem – THE YEAST AND THE DOUGH
By Rev John Cranmer Welcome compatriots ALL to the ambivalent joy of being a bubbling-fermenting opening-up presence for the whole of life and human-civilization Come fly-wild on the wings of our frenetically-in-actio
Billanook College visits the synod office
Approximately 100 Year 9 students from Billanook College visited the synod office in Melbourne this week as part of their annual City9 program.
Call for contributions
The Uniting Church National Assembly is calling for contributions for the upcoming Assembly meeting’s worship book.
Are we still the lucky country?
A Deutsche Bank study released this week has found that Australia is the world’s most expensive country.
Winter warmer in Tassie
UnitingCare Tasmania chief executive Lindy O’Neill and Bendigo Bank’s Keridan Taylor at the launch UnitingCare Tasmania and the Bendigo Bank have launched a partnership aimed at making this winter a little wa
Urgent mental health reform
A report leaked to the ABC’s 7.30 Report has cast a damning light on the nation’s mental health services apparent lack of coordination, accountability and efficacy.
Pentecost at Deepdene
The spirit of Pentecost is alive and well at Deepdene Uniting Church. The Deepdene church is working closely across languages and cultures, in the spirit described by the Pentecost story.
Say No to Family Violence
Keilor East Airport West Uniting Church has been praised in the Parliament of Victoria for organising the ‘Say No to Family Violence’ forum on 25 March.
Stained glass restoration
Lovers of stained glass church windows visiting England between now and August 23 have the opportunity to see Britain’s oldest examples for the first time at Canterbury Cathedral’s exhibition The Ancestors.
