Being part of a new story
The November 2018 Crosslight editorial is from Leprena centre manager Alison Overeem.
Western Port Op Shop’s new lease of life
The Western Port Uniting Church Op Shop, which has been operating successfully for about 12 years, was rededicated during a parish service at Crib Point in late September.
Ray’s 60 years of spreading the gospel
Ray Averill OAM announces he is "hanging up his preaching boots" after more than 60 years as lay preacher.
Giving it all in the Pacific
UCA President Dr Deidre Palmer didn’t shy away from the big issues of women’s equality, the devastating impact of changing climate and domestic violence during recent trips to Bali, Fiji and Vanuatu.
PM’s Jerusalem plan ‘erases Palestinians’
Relocating Australia’s Israeli embassy to Jerusalem would be a “dangerous decision” that could destabilise peace in the Holy Land, a Palestinian Christian has warned.
November Crosslight out now
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Habit forming
Amna Iqbal shared her Islamic faith journey at Ormond Uniting Church as part of Multi-faith October, where guests from different faith traditions talked about their religion at the Sunday morning services.
Hope floats
Artist Denise Keele-bedford’s installation A Gold Boat for a Gold Coin will be displayed at the Adrift Red Gallery exhibition.
Osgood and the art of hospitality
Tanya Walker's family took Osgood the teddy bear on their adventures across Australia.
Stepping up to run a business
Stepping Stones is a micro-enterprise training and support program tailored to women from refugee, migrant and asylum seeker backgrounds.