Younger Generations resources

Younger Generations team member Kelly Woods outlines why PAX Australia is such an enriching event for members of the Uniting Church.

Rev Duncan Macleod outlines the concept of 'reflexivity' and how it's important that children and young adults learn about the dynamics of their own family culture, church culture and social culture.

The simple act of sending an invitation can be the difference between someone wondering if they belong and discovering a Messy Church community where they do.

Feast of Faith from September 11-13 brings people together to nurture faith, strengthen relationships and encourage the next generation of leaders as they explore God's calling in their lives.

Rev Nigel Hanscamp outlines the importance of establishing a calendar marking important multicultural celebrations.

National Child Protection Week provides an opportunity to initiate conversations with children, families and the wider community about keeping our Church safe for everyone.

Younger Generations team member Virginia Lavaki explains how talanoa plays an important role in gathering that values listening, sharing stories and building trust between generations and cultures.

Rev Sandy Brodine reflects on intergenerationality and how engagement online through Minecraft during Covid-19 illustrated how to build a true intergenerational community.

The Synod's Culture of Safety team outlines some important changes that have taken place around safeguarding children in Victoria.

Victoria Taliaoa and Mafi Pole reflect on what they gained from attending the recent School of Discipleship gathering in New South Wales.

As winter invites us to take a deep breath, Rev Nigel Hanscamp wonders what the season can bring to your neighbourhoods and ministries.

Asking how we live as disciples in a world of AI is a question found across many of our communities. One of our VicTas pastors helps us to unpack and offer space for questions as we all continue to ask what discipleship looks like within the current landscape.

Rev Sandy Brodine is excited to announce a partnership with Roots Resources for Churches, providing important resources for growing faith communities.

Virginia Lavaki explains how first and second-generation Christians can support each other to grow in faith and discipleship.

Kelly Woods describes how a TikTok post opened a wonderful conversation about faith with someone unexpected.

Rev Sandy Brodine recounts the joy of watching intergenerational relationships blossom during a Messy Church gathering at St John's Uniting Church in Essendon.

The Culture of Safety team reports that the new Safe Church Refresher module is now available on the Learning Management System.

Rev Sandy Brodine reflects on the role that intergenerational relationships play in helping faith formation.