Project opens church to all
When St Michael’s Uniting Church members wanted to make their place of worship fully accessible to all, they knew only a major revitalisation project would fit the bill. Four years later, they have a building that truly welcomes everyone.
November 2026 school boards reflection: who’s missing from the room?
We become very good at noticing what we’ve organised ourselves to notice. This month’s reflection asks boards who might be falling outside their usual field of vision.
Stepping in with hope
As Faithful Futures continues to take shape, Project Lead Karen Roberts invites more Uniting Church members to become involved in the transformative project.
Having a say in democracy
Victorians will go to the polls on November 28 to elect their next State Government. Crosslight asked a number of prominent Uniting Church people what issues should be front of mind when votes are cast.
New chapter for collection
Dalton McCaughey Library staff are celebrating the opening of a new purpose-built home for the library’s collection of rare books.
Access all areas on disability
As disability awareness increases, Victorian and Tasmanian Uniting Church congregations are embracing the need to provide better access for those with disabilities.
Strange beauty of preaching
Theologian, author and Pilgrim Theological College lecturer Rev Dr Sally Douglas was a guest speaker at the recent National Lay Preachers’ Conference, reflecting on the personal God who calls to each one of us by name and what this might mean for our preaching.
From teacher to preacher
Almost 20 years after beginning theological study, Silvia Yang has been commissioned as a Korean lay preacher – a milestone in a journey across teaching, migration, multicultural ministry and women’s leadership.
The power of protest
Theologian Michael Mawson’s recent Northey Lecture revisited the anti-racist activism of Australian and New Zealand Christians in the 1970s and 1980s, and asked what that history can teach churches today.
2026 Korean Women’s National Conference
2026 Korean Women National Conference Theme: ‘Calling 부르심’ Date & Time: 9 November 2026 (Mon) 2 p.m. to 10 November 2026 (Tue) 5 p.m. Venue: Centre for Theology and Ministry (CTM) 29 College Cres, Parkville, VIC 3052 Accommodation: Maclean House at CTM (8 ~ 10 November, 2 nights) Guest Speaker: Rev. Jieun Kim (PCUSA)…
