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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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Spotlight on social justice
Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak tells Crosslight magazine of the important social justice resolutions passed at the recent Synod meeting.
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Walking the journey together
In his first column for Crosslight magazine, new Moderator Rev Salesi Faupula reminds us that God keeps calling us forward as pilgrims of the Spirit.
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Spotlight to shine on discernment
The Centre for Theology and Ministry will host Discernment Day on October 25, and Rev Lauren Mosso has provided some information on what those attending in person or online will gain from the event.
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Curtain closes on Synod 2025
Synod 2025 came to a close yesterday, ending four days of wonderful highlights, and the opportunity for members to guide the Uniting Church into an exciting future.
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Consensus on some proposals
Consensus was reached on a number of proposals during yesterday’s final day of Synod 2025, including one relating to the conflict in the Middle East and non-violent anti-genocide action.
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Faithful debate bears fruit
Consensus on the Faithful Futures Project and exploring the need to address past injustices suffered by Victoria’s First Peoples were all part of deep discussion and discernment on day three of Synod 2025.
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Synod told why Treaty matters
A Treaty in Victoria would be a step towards addressing past injustices suffered by indigenous Victorians, members at Synod 2025 were told today.
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Support flows on day two
Day two of Synod 2025 has ended this evening, featuring support from the Moderator for those impacted by today’s anti-immigration march, a Tributes Service and address from President Rev Charissa Suli.
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President delivers report
President Rev Charissa Suli has delivered her report at Synod 2025, calling on Uniting Church members in Victoria and Tasmania to embrace the opportunity offered by becoming a fully multicultural Church.
