Art and Soul – Christina Rowntree Q&A
In the beginning was the Word … but now there is also art to help explore and expound on the subject of spirituality.
House of God
Youth Ministry Coordinator Bradon French reviews new SBS documentary series 'Christians Like Us'.
Budget has no surplus of compassion, UCA leaders say
UCA President of the National Assembly Dr Deidre Palmer has responded to the 2019 federal Budget by encouraging Australians to put the urgent needs of others ahead of short-term self-interest.
Easter’s story demands we lend a helping hand
We need to raise our voices in protest, to speak out about abuse, work against systems that entrench unjust power and vote for justice and fairness … we need to show up in love for those in need of it.
Double Take: Joy Han and Jiny Lee
Joy Han and Jiny Lee talk about NYALC and worshipping at Cornerstone Ministry, a Korean Church in Melbourne.
UCA given green light to be in Redress Scheme
The Uniting Church in Australia has been officially included in the National Redress Scheme for people who experienced institutional child sexual abuse.
Why this land is not ours
Head of Pilgrim Theological College Rev Dr Sean Winter says the Old Testament has a prophetic warning to Australia.
Review – The River in the Sky
"James’s life here has both the blaze and the brevity of a sunset" - Nick Mattiske reviews The River in the Sky by the late Clive James.
UCA calls for end of gas tax loophole
Gas producers aren’t paying a fair share of tax and the government’s plans to cut back their future concessions do not go far enough, Synod’s Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak says.
A voice for justice and hope
The Uniting Church in Australia has released a comprehensive vision for a just, compassionate and inclusive nation ahead of the looming federal election.
Help them get their hands dirty
As part Uniting’s 2019 Lenten Offering, Benalla Uniting Church is asking for support to help its community garden reach full bloom.
Plenty to cheer about for Pilgrim graduates
Pilgrim Theological College's contingent of graduates might not have been the largest cohort attending Friday's University of Divinity ceremony but what they lacked in numbers they and their invitees made up for in volum