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.
Door opens on opportunity
The sky is the limit for congregations and faith communities able to look outside the box, says New and Renewing Communities Catalyst Rev Mat Harry.
Social justice and service
From holding numerous roles within the Uniting Church to walking the halls of State Parliament as an MP, a commitment to public service has been at the heart of retiring Uniting Vic.Tas CEO Bronwyn Pike’s life.
Shining a light on violence
As an ambassador for the Thursdays in Black movement, Associate General Secretary Sharon Hollis is committed to addressing the negative impacts of violence in our society.
Love, life and long health
In 1987, current Uniting Church Community Connections Co-ordinator Viliami Vea was told his sister Fe’ofa’aki Helotu was dying. What he did next gave her a shot at a long and wonderful life.
Give the gift of warmth
During winter, your financial support can help Uniting Vic.Tas give deserving people a roof over their heads and a sense of safety.
Hope grows in Zimbabwe
In Zimbabwe, UnitingWorld is helping to address the twin crises of poverty and climate instability in ways that are sustainable, inclusive and community-led.
Ascot Vale flags support
Despite repeated vandalism, Ascot Vale Uniting Church members continue to fly the flag for the LGBTIQA+ community.
Hitting the right notes
Music and his involvement with the Victoria Welsh Choir brings Leighmoor Uniting Church's Geoff Serpell lots of joy.
Time to act on unhealthy food
In his regular Crosslight magazine column, Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak writes that action is needed to stop food companies from profiting at the expense of our health.
Churches and common good
In his regular Crosslight column, Moderator Rev David Fotheringham writes about the wonderful co-operation that exists among different denominations in the cause for common good.