Island care
In August, a Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu health project team saw 1372 patients on the remote island of Malekula.
Supporting seasonal workers
RANDALL PRIOR In 2008, the Australian Government initiated a program for people from Pacific Island nations to stay in Australian on short-term visas and fill vital employment gaps in the agricultural industry.
Vanuatu visitors and a harvest of goodwill
For six months of the year Bairnsdale Uniting Church becomes the second spiritual home for a group of men from Vanuatu.
St Stephen’s host Ni-Vanuatu nurses
ADRIENNE DYALL In the April Crosslight, Jim Wakelam challenged readers to think about ways to respond to need.
Leading the way
Book | Women in Leadership – A Partnership between the Uniting Church and Vanuatu Review by Randall Prior An unexpected partnership between women in the Uniting Church and women in Vanuatu has given rise to a new publica
Pacific Partners
By BEN GRUNDY When Cyclone Pam devastated parts of Vanuatu earlier this year, the North Ringwood Uniting Church swung into action.
Pacific churches ask – Can God fix climate change?
By Cath Taylor Can God fix climate change? It’s the question on the lips of many within the Pacific Church, this month more than ever in the wake of one of the region’s most deadly cyclones.
Chaos or order, death or life?
By Rev Dr Randall Prior The temptation for someone who was in Vanuatu at the time of the recent cyclone – the most intense cyclone ever to have passed through the island group, wreaking the most devastating havoc ever wi
Life Through Cyclone Pam
After more than 30 years of involvement in the Church in Vanuatu and they have managed to avoid every passing cyclone, but not this time.