People & Opinion
Music to our ears
Judy Grimm started playing the organ at Bordertown Methodist Church as a 15-year-old in 1951 and is still going strong 75 years later.
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Perfect bodies and the resurrection
As we prepare to mark the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, Pilgrim Theological College Associate Professor of New Testament, Robyn Whitaker, discusses the nature of resurrected bodies.
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Long life built on faith
Apollo Bay’s Val Flitton has enjoyed a lifetime of active community involvement enriched by a deep and lasting faith.
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Where church meets community
Kingston Uniting Church Minister Rev Michael Duke outlines the wonderful story of Rowallan Park, a shining light in supported accommodation in Tasmania.
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New Awe-stralia beckons
Ministry of the Word candidate Alisha Fung suggests there are a number of steps the Uniting Church can take to encourage people to return to the Church.
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Let’s give Graham a hand
Uniting Church lay preacher Graham Booth is doing a power of good as part of Longford’s The Helping Hand in Tasmania.
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Radio dial tuned to recognition
Presbytery of Gippsland Missional Support Resource Minister and Presbytery Secretary Debbie Bye’s stellar contribution to Christian radio over many years has been recognised with a major award.
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Joan cracked the code
Joan Carboon, who receives a government-funded home care package through Uniting AgeWell, has a fascinating story to tell about WWII.
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New life for old church
At Sheffield in Tasmania, Leoni Reed sees first-hand evidence of the important role a church can play in the life of a vibrant community.
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The church’s role in society
A book by US authors Robert Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett had Senior Social Justice Advocate Mark Zirnsak reflecting on the church and its role in society.
