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Long wait ends with light
A wait of over 17 years ended in February when Ormond Uniting Church celebrated the unveiling of its rebuilt church. Special guest, President Rev Charissa Suli, reflects on why it was such a special day.
Read MoreSchool’s in for discipleship
Younger Generations team member Kelly Woods is hoping to recruit 20 young adults to attend the annual School of Discipleship in New South Wales in June.
Read MoreHomelessness is not seasonal
As temperatures soared over summer, Uniting Vic.Tas’ Street2Home teams hit the road to assist vulnerable people.
Read MoreFive questions with …
Crosslight magazine quizzed Rev Sandy Brodine on her Uniting Church background and work with younger generations and Messy Church throughout Victoria and Tasmania.
Read MoreWeek in the life of Alison Overeem
Family, friends, faith and cultural connection are all part of a busy week for UAICC Leprena Statewide Manager Alison Overeem.
Read MoreThe meaning of Easter
As we prepare to celebrate the miracle of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, Crosslight magazine asked a number of Uniting Church leaders to describe what Easter means to them.
Read MoreEvent celebrates autism awareness
As we mark World Autism Acceptance Day tomorrow (April 2) and World Autism Understanding Month during all of April, the Synod’s Disability Inclusion Advocate, Elga Rodriguez, outlines how congregations can support autistic members.
Read MoreTime to tackle forced labour
In his regular Crosslight magazine column, Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak explains how the Synod is playing a role in raising awareness around the issue of forced labour.
Read MoreModerator’s Easter message
In a world riven by conflict and drama, Moderator Rev Salesi Faupula reminds us that “Easter calls us back to the pattern of Christ: truthful, patient and merciful”.
Read MoreApril 2026 reflection for school boards
Director of Chaplaincy and Connections, Adrian Pyle, reflects on leadership pace and discernment, encouraging boards to notice where they may be rushing decisions and to consider what might change if space, listening, and difference were more fully held.
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