Fighting leprosy ‘a calling from God’
A person is diagnosed with leprosy every two minutes but it is completely curable and you can help hundreds of thousands escape the disease's suffering and stigma.
Ten years of building fences and friendships
Next month the barbecue-stopping stories will ones of despair, hope and resilience as a Uniting Church volunteer support group commemorates its 10th year anniversary in the wake of the devastating Black Saturday bushfire
A congregation explores collage
A makeshift group of Brunswick Uniting Church members were recently asked to follow their art and ended up somewhere unexpected.
The challenge of change
We seek to change, not to earn God’s love and salvation, but to better live into and share God’s love.
Rose to the occasion
When it comes to Valentine’s Day most of us think of roses, chocolates, romantic dinners and greeting cards.
Black Saturday anniversary prayer
Commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Black Saturday bushfires that killed 180 people and devastated communities across regional Victoria, Moderator Sharon Hollis prays for those who continue to be affected.
The science of playing God
Genetic manipulation is no longer in the realm of science fiction, raising a whole new set of ethical dilemmas.
Your new compact Crosslight
Crosslight has a new size, new look and new features. And proving the adage “nice things come in small packages” is true, the 40-page A4-sized magazine has been enthusiastically received.
Why youth work is like couples’ counselling
Bradon French on what's needed to encourage more young people to become involved in church leadership.
Plenty of belief up on the big screen
Korean War veteran Mike Kowalski whiles away his days camped on his porch in the Michigan suburbs growling a racist’s thesaurus of insults at or about his ethnic neighbours.
The spirit of youth and keeping the faith
Being a young person of faith means you won't win too many popularity contests, particularly among your peers. But that's no reason to retreat.