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Having a say in democracy
Victorians will go to the polls on November 28 to elect their next State Government. Crosslight asked a number of prominent Uniting Church people what issues should be front of mind when votes are cast.
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Having a say in democracy
Victorians will go to the polls on November 28 to elect their next State Government. Crosslight asked a number of prominent Uniting Church people what issues should be front of mind when votes are cast.
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New chapter for collection
Dalton McCaughey Library staff are celebrating the opening of a new purpose-built home for the library’s collection of rare books.
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Access all areas on disability
As disability awareness increases, Victorian and Tasmanian Uniting Church congregations are embracing the need to provide better access for those with disabilities.
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New ways of gathering
In Ballarat and Castlemaine, emerging communities of faith are taking shape – less defined by buildings or tradition, and more by connection, exploration and shared experience.
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White church’s proud history
For 165 years, a church has stood on the corner of Kingston and Old Dandenong roads in Heatherton, and records show it is the area’s oldest building.
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Building homes and communities
Across regional Victoria, church communities and Uniting Housing are transforming underused land into architecturally designed homes that lower barriers, restore stability and respond to one of the most urgent social pressures of our time.
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Champion for social justice
With a Bible in one hand and newspaper in the other, Uniting Church Deacon Rev Sandy Boyce continues the fight against injustice.
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Week in the life of Rohan Pryor
A week in the life of Rohan Pryor, Synod Liaison Minister (Tasmania) and Presbytery Minister Team Leader, is a busy one full of appointments and meetings, both in Tasmania and Victoria.
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Grace during tough times
After the tragic deaths of two young people, Grace Community Uniting Church became a gathering place for grief, prayer and guidance. South Sudanese leaders and minister Rev Trang Vo reflect on trauma, belonging and the everyday work of healing.
