National role for Dandenong minister
Dandenong Uniting Church minister Rev Dr Apwee Ting believes there is a desperate need for churches to re-discover the art of cross cultural ministry in order to fully engage with their missional mandate.
A life of faith in action
Jean McKendry-Paterson 19/1/1928 – 9/3/2015 North Melbourne has lost a much loved and respected senior citizen in Jean McKendry-Paterson.
Devonport looks to a new future
By Nigel Tapp “We love our church but we love our God more.” – Marie Beluch.
When disaster strikes
Book | Working with Disaster – Clergy & Bushfires Review by Ros Marsden “The people I met that very first night. Their faces still haunt me; burnt, covered in ash. A local family. Going up the mountain the next week.
May Letters
Concerned Ferntree Gully Uniting Church members are standing against the death penalty.
Threat to the Great Barrier Reef
The synod Commission for Mission wants Australian banks to rule out funding Indian business tycoon Gutram Adani’s Carmichael coal mine and expansion of the Abbot Point coal terminal in Queensland.
Building Faith
Rev Kenneth Alban Allen, BA, BEd, DipEd, DipRE Born Essendon Victoria 12/11/1932, died Mornington Victoria 19/12/2014 Compiled by Dr David Allen Ken, an ordained Uniting Church minister, spent the majority of his working
Partnership of faith
Rev Dr Mele Fakahua –Ratcliffe and Rev Stephen Ratcliffe, with their staffs of office, greeting the congregation after their induction.
Women lead protests
Rallies will be held throughout Australia to protest against the federal government’s decision to end funding to remote Indigenous communities.
Indonesia’s executions – a personal response
By Penny Mulvey We have all become voyeurs to the grief of the families of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, and the six other people who were executed overnight in Indonesia.
United in our Demand for Mercy
Moderator Dan Wootton has joined with other leaders of the Uniting Church in calling for an end to the death penalty in Indonesia and throughout the world.