A call for unity after Sri Lanka bombing
Sri Lankan born Rev Dev Anandarajan says we must stand together across religious and ethnic divides and say 'this is not on, this is not who we are'.
Day of harmony and hope
LARRY MARSHALL Over 300 Sri Lankans and friends of Sri Lanka gathered together at Mulgrave Community Hall on Saturday to celebrate a special Harmony Day with delicious food, inspiring speakers, beautiful music and tradi
United in love
Dilan in Jaffna with their new engagement rings. Last year, eight Australians from the Sri Lankan diaspora travelled back to their homeland on a trip organised through the synod’s Uniting Journeys program.
Advent stories of peace: Holding onto harmony
For Christians the birth of Jesus is not just an historical event to be marked on Christmas Day but is an ongoing story of the way that God is at work in the world.
Spring Concert in Berwick with Conchord Choir
The combined choirs – Conchord and VicWelsh By PAUL JARMEN– additional notes by LARRY MARSHALL Conchord Choir was born out of the work done by a group from the Uniting Church calling themselves ‘Sri Lanka Invites’ – the
Reconciliation in post-war Sri Lanka
TIM LAM Sri Lanka is slowly emerging from the shadows of a decades-long civil war.
Sri Lankan Inter-Faith Harmony Day 2016
LARRY MARSHALL “Here today we are making a difference by building bridges of harmony across different faiths and generations.
ConChord wows Melbourne and Sydney
By Larry Marshall Fresh from a successful Melbourne concert at Haileybury College on 12 September, the Sri Lanka Harmony Choir, ConChord, was a huge hit in Sydney one week later.
Modern missionaries
BEN GRUNDY The word ‘missionary’ may conjure an image of old-world, and perhaps outdated, Christian missional work in developing countries.
Seeking sanity
Review by Larry Marshall Book | Towards a sane society | Professor Siri Hettige Uniting Through Faiths was proud to launch this important book at the synod offices in Melbourne last month.
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