Younger Generations resources

Nigel Hanscamp outlines how children were embraced as part of the fabric of the recent Surrender conference in outer Melbourne.

Sandy Brodine outlines how a simple activity during bible studies at Surrender 2026 led to some deep and profound responses.

The Culture of Safety team has some handy tips for congregations expecting to welcome extra visitors over the Easter period.

Sunshine Uniting Church member Shenei Penaia outlines how attendance at the recent Vaka2026 event offered an opportunity to engage with those committed to community organising and social impact.

A conference built for young adults is coming to Melbourne, but before its launch 20 young adults are needed across Victoria and Tasmania to come with us to School of Discipleship in NSW in June.

An Easter camp at Canterbury Uniting Church promises four days of worship, reflection, learning and celebration.

The Synod's Culture of Safety team outlines the process around reportable conduct and why it's important in the life of the Church.

Matilda McClintock outlines how Brunswick Uniting Church has created a sensory-friendly and appealing space for kids of all ages.

Members of the Yarra Yarra Youth Advisory Group flew the flag at the Greensborough Sunset Pride event, writes Younger Generations Education and Strategy Coordinator Rev Sandy Brodine.

Rev Sandy Brodine reports on the great time had by everyone at the annual Messy Church Bunbury camp in Western Australia.

Younger Generations Education and Strategy Coordinator Rev Sandy Brodine outlines the importance of adopting an intergenerational approach to church planning.

With Safer Internet Day taking place on February 11, Culture of Safety advisor Candice Coles outlines the importance of ensuring everyone feels safe in the online world.

Uniting Church youth delegate Mafi Pole shares the joy that came with being part of the President's Conference in Tonga recently.

New legislation governing online access for those under 16 comes into effect this month, and Kelly Woods gives an overview of their likely impact on Uniting Church communities.

Fun, music, singing, dancing and prayer were all on the agenda as north-east Victorian Uniting Church members gathered at Cheshunt recently for an all-ages camp.

Uniting Church members and ministry agents came together recently for the first ecumenical conference exploring working with neurodivergent people in church settings.

A recent workshop provided plenty of ideas and excitement for those keen on forming a youth council.

Faith, service, and community were the themes of last weekend's UCA Samoan National Conference, attended by Virginia Lavaki from the Younger Generations team.