Democracy in the spotlight
As inequality in Australia grows, people with little money have less of a say in how we are governed. The Synod's Justice and International Mission Cluster wants to change that.
Bush chaplains go extra mile
Frontier Services' bush chaplains continue to go above and beyond the call of duty around regional and remote Australia.
Spread warmth this winter
Prahran's Hartley’s Community Meals has provided a sense of community and connection for over 30 years for those doing it tough.
‘You can just call me Ray’
Rev Ray Outhred turned 100 recently, has lived a wonderful and fulfilling life and continues to spread the word of God to everyone he meets.
Organ keys opened door
Edna McCormack loves what the small Hadspen Uniting Church congregation in Tasmania brings to the wider community.
Action stations on Act2 report
The final report of the Act2 Project has been released to 17th Assembly members and the wider Uniting Church ahead of July's Assembly meeting.
Working for a just future
In his regular Crosslight magazine column, Moderator Rev David Fotheringham calls on Uniting Church members to walk alongside our First Peoples towards reconciliation.
Different paths on journey
The question of how do we respond to others in a society that is increasingly secular is examined by former Uniting Church Minister Dr Paul Tonson.
Jessica’s on a mission
Northcote Uniting Church member Jessica Hateley-Browne was commissioned last week as the new Director of Mission at Uniting VicTas.
Science, faith and lots of fun
Christian and former astrophysicist, Dr Dave Gregory, tackled questions around science and faith in a fun and challenging way last week.
Pomonal rises from the ashes
Pastor Damien Tann has written a wonderful article about how the Pomonal community has come together in the wake of the fire which ripped through the town earlier this year.
Poowong marks milestone
A combined churches service last month recognised the 150th anniversary of settlement at Poowong in South Gippsland.