Youth
I wonder(ed) … what place is there for children at Surrender?
Nigel Hanscamp outlines how children were embraced as part of the fabric of the recent Surrender conference in outer Melbourne.
Read MoreActivity opens up bible exploration
Sandy Brodine outlines how a simple activity during bible studies at Surrender 2026 led to some deep and profound responses.
Read MoreSafety pointers for Easter
The Culture of Safety team has some handy tips for congregations expecting to welcome extra visitors over the Easter period.
Read MoreConference offers rich engagement
Sunshine Uniting Church member Shenei Penaia outlines how attendance at the recent Vaka2026 event offered an opportunity to engage with those committed to community organising and social impact.
Read MoreSchool’s in for discipleship
A conference built for young adults is coming to Melbourne, but before its launch 20 young adults are needed across Victoria and Tasmania to come with us to School of Discipleship in NSW in June.
Read MoreCamp celebrates Easter
An Easter camp at Canterbury Uniting Church promises four days of worship, reflection, learning and celebration.
Read MoreReportable conduct explained
The Synod’s Culture of Safety team outlines the process around reportable conduct and why it’s important in the life of the Church.
Read MoreI wonder what an inclusive children’s corner looks like?
Matilda McClintock outlines how Brunswick Uniting Church has created a sensory-friendly and appealing space for kids of all ages.
Read MoreYouth take pride in special event
Members of the Yarra Yarra Youth Advisory Group flew the flag at the Greensborough Sunset Pride event, writes Younger Generations Education and Strategy Coordinator Rev Sandy Brodine.
Read MoreMessy Church camp means lots of fun
Rev Sandy Brodine reports on the great time had by everyone at the annual Messy Church Bunbury camp in Western Australia.
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