Features
Exposing the hidden cost of domestic violence
Family violence is all-too real for too many people, especially women. It is also largely invisible, but that is something the Church is helping to change.
Read MoreFirst Peoples knew the creator God before colonialism
Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre Uncle Vince Ross explains how the spirituality of the First Peoples is compatible, and even complementary, to Christianity.
Read MoreTurning the church back into a youth centre
The ways in which the Church engages with children has come a long way from traditional Sunday school. Now it’s a lot more fun, but still with a touch of class.
Read MoreCamping in the shadow of a catastrophe
Ellaine Downie shares her experience of holidaying in Gippsland when the devastating bushfires ignited.
Read MoreWrite of Passage: Rev Susan Malthouse-Law
Rev Susan Malthouse Law reflects on the very personal reason why Elizabeth’s reward is her favourite part of the Advent story.
Read MoreWhy we should all get outdoors – Daniel Murray Q&A
UC Camping director Daniel Murray talks about the changing reality of camping and the many benefits of getting outdoors.
Read MoreThe birth of Jesus – what is fact and fiction (probably)
On average, the New Testament is about 300 pages – yet there is still so little we know about the birth of Jesus.
Read MoreGippsland tales from the country of contrasts
Country Victoria is largely bent over by drought and economic adversity. Fortunately, they have a couple of aces up their sleeve – their people and churches.
Read MoreThe spirit of giving to those near and far at Christmas
Food for Families and the Christmas Bowl Appeal are ways to share the blessings of the birth of Jesus both at home and away.
Read MoreFormer Crosslight editors look back on 300 issues
To celebrate the 300th issue of Crosslight we asked three former editors to write about their time producing the publication and to reflect on its role serving Synod and the wider church.
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