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Focus on digital inclusion

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Tomorrow (May 21) marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day, inviting us to think deeply about digital inclusion for all people, writes the Synod’s Disability Inclusion Advocate Elga Rodriguez.

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Between care, justice and chaplaincy

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Director of Chaplaincy and Connections, Adrian Pyle, reflects on the imperceptible movement from simple care toward systemic justice. Drawing on a traditional Sufi tale, he invites us to see advocacy as the quiet, persistent practice of noticing and listening.

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Victorian UAICC roles filled

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The important work of the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress in Victoria has been strengthened through the appointments of two influential Indigenous leaders in Sean Weetra-Newchurch and Uncle Rev Will Pickett.

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May 2026 reflection for boards

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Director of Chaplaincy and Connections, Adrian Pyle, reflects on governance through the lens of attention, inviting boards to recognise the strengths, relationships, and practices already sustaining their communities. An invitation to notice what is quietly working well and to build on those foundations.

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Offering the gift of worship

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Moderator Rev Salesi Faupula writes about how a last-minute request for the Synod to host a worship service for a group of Pacific Islands government ministers and representatives became a wonderful gathering of prayer and connection.

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Long wait ends with light

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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.

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