Pilgrim builds on reputation
As Pilgrim Theological College marks its 10th anniversary, Acting Head of College Philip Hughes outlines the important role the college plays in research.
Non-violence and change
Non-violent resistance movements are far more likely to succeed than those that rely on killing, writes Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak.
AgeWell across major changes
The Aged Care Act 2024 will become law on November 1, meaning some major changes within the aged care sector. Uniting AgeWell has a wealth of information and expertise to pass on to aged care customers about the changes.
Will funds medical trip
A Uniting Church scholarship has allowed two Ormond College students to travel to Indonesia as part of a medical placement.
Readings and reflections
Pilgrim Theological College’s Rev Prof John Flett, and Methodist Church of New Zealand General Secretary Rev Tara Tautari will provide Bible readings and reflections at Synod 2025.
Faithful get set to gather
Synod 2025 is less than three weeks away, and General Secretary Rev Dr Mark Lawrence is inviting Uniting Church members to embrace the opportunity to contribute to the special event.
In his father’s footsteps
Rev Salesi Faupula will be installed as Moderator of Victoria and Tasmania on August 30, and his late father Haloti will be with him in spirit every step of the way.
David signs off, with thanks
Rev David Fotheringham, who will finish his term as Moderator on August 30, reflects on his three years in the role, and some of the joys and challenges involved.
In word and deed, Bill shone
For many years, Rev William (Bill) Pugh offered thoughtful reflections as part of monthly pew sheets for congregations. The former minister and chaplain passed away on Tuesday, leaving behind a wonderful legacy.
Support flowers at Hampton Park
Each year, funds manager U Ethical’s operating surplus supports a number of Uniting Church community service initiatives, just like Hampton Park.
Pilgrim’s studies in success
Pilgrim Theological College is turning 10 this year and, not surprisingly, there’s a lot to celebrate. Students share some of their stories over the past decade.
Faith, protest and protection
Proposed laws in Victoria around protests near places of worship have led to discussion about their possible impact on civil liberties, religious safety, and social cohesion.