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Beyond seeking sameness
Reflecting on a powerful address from the recent Uniting Connections Conference, Adrian Pyle (Director of Chaplaincy and Connections) explores how we can move past seeking sameness and instead embrace diversity through the lens of grace, elegance and shared relationship.
Read MoreJuly 2026 school reflection
Director of Chaplaincy and Connections, Adrian Pyle, invites school boards to look beyond difficult subjects and tension, encouraging leaders to embrace those moments of disagreements with curiosity and the courage to distinguish true harmony and polite silence.
Read MoreGathering deepens understanding
Victoria Taliaoa and Mafi Pole reflect on what they gained from attending the recent School of Discipleship gathering in New South Wales.
Read MoreI wonder about ‘wintering’ worship …
As winter invites us to take a deep breath, Rev Nigel Hanscamp wonders what the season can bring to your neighbourhoods and ministries.
Read MoreDiscipleship in an AI era
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.
Read MoreSpiritual Discernment Books
Reviews of books that are useful for spiritual discernment.
Read MoreAccess all areas on disability
As disability awareness increases, Victorian and Tasmanian Uniting Church congregations are embracing the need to provide better access for those with disabilities.
Read MoreConference sparks national conversation
After 17 years, schools and Synod representatives gathered for Uniting Connections 2026. The Chaplaincy and Connections team shared three threads worth bringing into school board conversations.
Read MoreElisabeth honoured for service
Former Kingswood College Principal Elisabeth Lenders’ deep commitment to young people and the enduring impact of her leadership on the college has been recognised.
Read MoreRead all about it
Retired Uniting Church minister Rev Lynden Broadstock is an avid reader, meaning his volunteer role at Dalton McCaughey Library is a weekly highlight.
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