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Stepping in with hope
As Faithful Futures continues to take shape, Project Lead Karen Roberts invites more Uniting Church members to become involved in the transformative project.
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Designing spaces where everyone belongs
The Centre for Theology and Ministry hosted a day of keynotes, workshops and honest conversation with over 75 young leaders about how belonging doesn’t happen by accident, it’s something you actively build.
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March 2026 reflection for school boards
Director of Chaplaincy and Connections, Adrian Pyle, reflects on “blind spots”, encouraging boards to reflect on their own decision-making frameworks, and asking if we are protecting our own coherence or staying in discomfort of a new truth.
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Making room for complexity
Adrian Pyle, Director of Chaplaincy and Connections, explores how communities of learning and care can distinguish truth from distortion in a world of “compressed” narratives. It’s a guide to listening more carefully to the stories we surround ourselves with.
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Home where the heart is
When accommodation was needed to house a refugee family, the Diamond Valley Uniting Church came to the rescue with an offer of its manse.
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Faithful Futures leader appointed
Crosslight magazine sat down with Dr Karen Roberts as she commences her role as Faithful Futures Project Lead.
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Worship history celebrated
The sale of the Lindisfarne church buildings to members of Hobart’s Muslim community means they will continue to be a location for worship and services for the community.
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A time for redress
UCA Redress National Director Sarah Lim outlines the Uniting Church’s commitment to justice and recognition for those who suffered sexual abuse as children while in its care.
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The invitation to prayer
In a selected extract from her recently released book ‘Rewilding Prayer: God Beyond Gender, Faith Beyond Formulas’, Pilgrim Theological College lecturer Rev Dr Sally Douglas invites us to think anew about the purpose of praying.
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New leader, new era
A wealth of experience has new Head of College Rev Prof Kylie Crabbe well placed to drive Pilgrim Theological College towards a bright future.
