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Victorian UAICC roles filled
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 and Uncle Rev Will Pickett.
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Victorian UAICC roles filled
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 and Uncle Rev Will Pickett.
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May 2026 reflection for boards
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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Service marks 90th anniversary
Rev Peter Grayson-Weeks writes about a very special event on March 15, as Beauty Point Uniting Church held a 90th anniversary service.
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Offering the gift of worship
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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Final service at Macarthur
Macarthur Uniting Church will hold its final service on June 21, bringing the curtain down on more than 150 years of worship, writes Secretary Sylvia Luke.
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Long wait ends with light
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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School’s in for discipleship
Younger Generations team member Kelly Woods is hoping to recruit 20 young adults to attend the annual School of Discipleship in New South Wales in June.
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Homelessness is not seasonal
As temperatures soared over summer, Uniting Vic.Tas’ Street2Home teams hit the road to assist vulnerable people.
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Five questions with …
Crosslight magazine quizzed Rev Sandy Brodine on her Uniting Church background and work with younger generations and Messy Church throughout Victoria and Tasmania.
