Young members have a say
Younger Uniting Church members from Victoria have embraced the opportunity to have an online chat with National Assembly President Deidre Palmer.
Narana pastoral letter from Moderator
Ahead of NAIDOC Week, a recent visit to the Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre has given Moderator Denise Liersch plenty of reason to feel optimistic about the march towards reconciliation.
Cold comfort for many
With your support, Uniting Vic.Tas will continue its outstanding work and help more than 9000 families in crisis this winter.
Amalgamation right on Kew
Three congregations with a 'shared commitment around mission’ have joined forces to build a better future.
New centre promotes old perspectives
Australia's oldest and largest theological school is about to take the exciting step of launching its own Indigenous Studies Centre.
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Queen’s Birthday honours
Seven UCA members have been recognised for their service to the community in this year’s Queen's Birthday Honours List.
It’s access all areas
How a strong communication and engagement process among staff members meant that one shop ensured it was open for business for all customers.
New lessons from lockdown
Lessons learnt during lockdown are driving new ways of worship, says Rev Mat Harry.
The right frame of mind
Why do some people with mental health issues feel marginalised by the Church, and what can we do to correct that?
Synod farewells Sharon Hollis
Former Moderator Sharon Hollis was farewelled yesterday at Wesley Place as she prepares to take over as National Assembly President in July.
Journey continues towards reconciliation
Ahead of National Reconciliation Week, UAICC Leprena Centre manager Alison Overeem and Moderator Denise Liersch urge First and Second Peoples to embark on the journey together towards a better understanding.
Camp makes a statement
The Uluru Statement from the Heart, and the role it can play in promoting dialogue between First and Second Nations people, was the focus of a camp held in regional Victoria recently.