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All you need to know: answers to your frequently asked questions
To help you get the answers you need, our Coronavirus Crisis Team has listed your FAQs. This page will be updated weekly and we hope it will satisfy most of your queries, saving you from having to pick up a phone or send an email.
Read MoreResources help healing in times of disaster
A new resource provides vital information and guidance for ministers and lay leaders to begin the healing process after a disaster.
Read MoreChange or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Bill 2020: Statement from the Moderator
Moderator Denise Liersch says “the Uniting Church supports the intention of the legislation to protect vulnerable people from the harm of coercive practices”.
Read MoreHelp Philippines residents hit hard by typhoons
Philippines residents need our support after the country was rocked by two major typhoons in November.
Read MoreModerator shares a Christmas message
Moderator Denise Liersch reflects on the carol ‘O Little Town of Bethlehem’ and how it speaks to the sense of disconnect many are feeling this Christmas.
Read MoreMessage from the President
“In this season of Advent, we reflect on the coming of Christ into our world with anticipation and hope”, writes President Deidre Palmer.
Read MoreAward win tastes wonderful for volunteers
The Boroondara Community Outreach service has been recognised with a prestigious award for its wonderful work providing meals and other services during the COVID-19 crisis.
Read MoreHobart church service marks historic milestone
Faith community members in Tasmania had plenty to celebrate last Sunday as they gathered to mark the 200th anniversary of the arrival of Methodist mission to the Apple Isle.
Read MoreCrosslight December now available
The December edition of Crosslight is now available both in print and as an easy-to-access, reader-friendly digital “flipbook”. It features an array of engaging stories and thought-provoking opinion pieces.
Read MoreNAIDOC 2020 resources
Below is a ’boutique’ list of resources to engage young people in conversation around the significant of NAIDOC week. As always, if you think something is missing, please get in touch! The NAIDOC website seems a good place to start…
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