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Support flows in wake of march
Moderator Rev Salesi Faupula has offered an impassioned show of support for people affected by today’s anti-immigration march in Melbourne.
Read MoreAdvocates give peace a voice
Uniting Church members at Synod 2025 heard last night from two peace advocates sending the message and the hope that we can imagine an end to conflict in the Middle East.
Read MoreNew Moderator marks day one
The installation of Rev Salesi Faupula was the highlight of today’s opening day of Synod 2025, the four-day gathering of Uniting Church members from Victoria and Tasmania, which continues until Tuesday.
Read MoreCovenanting journey continues
In Victoria and Tasmania, the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress continues the journey forged with the Uniting Church through the 1994 Covenant.
Read MoreOutgoing Moderator offers thanks
Rev David Fotheringham has ended his term as Moderator, thanking Uniting Church members in Victoria and Tasmania for the privilege of serving them faithfully in the role over the past three years.
Read MoreSynod installs new Moderator
The Synod has a new Moderator, with Rev Salesi Faupula installed into the role at Kingswood College in Box Hill this morning.
Read MoreLeading the way on climate action
Students from a number of Uniting Church-associated schools gathered recently at an event aimed at sustaining our environment through action.
Read MoreWhy UCA characteristics matter
Relationships and Connections Director with equipping Leadership for Mission, Adrian Pyle, outlines how ‘Uniting Church characteristics’ can work for schools, boards and communities.
Read MoreListening beyond agendas
Relationships and Connections Director with equipping Leadership for Mission, Adrian Pyle, outlines the importance of pausing for reflection ahead of meetings of school councils or boards.
Read MoreSpeakers give peace a voice
Palestinian and Israeli Jewish peace-builders, Riman Barakat and Peta Jones Pellach, are members of peace organisations striving for a non-violent resolution to the conflict in the Middle East.
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