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An invitation to longing
In his regular Crosslight magazine column, Moderator Rev Salesi Faupula invites us to follow Jesus’ invitation to follow him on a journey embracing inclusivity, diversity and unity.
Read MoreSouth Korean ties strengthened
In April, a group of Uniting Church members from Victoria travelled to South Korea as part of a week-long study trip. Rev David Dong Won Kim reports on what was gained from the experience.
Read MoreJune 2026 reflection for boards
Director of Chaplaincy and Connections, Adrian Pyle, invites school boards to look beyond metrics and efficiency. This short reflection invites leaders to consider how they respond to pressure and whether they are cultivating a truly humane and attentive school community.
Read MoreNew resources help faith communities grow
Rev Sandy Brodine is excited to announce a partnership with Roots Resources for Churches, providing important resources for growing faith communities.
Read MoreGenerations grow together in faith
Virginia Lavaki explains how first and second-generation Christians can support each other to grow in faith and discipleship.
Read MoreTikTok post opens a conversation
Kelly Woods describes how a TikTok post opened a wonderful conversation about faith with someone unexpected.
Read MoreMessy Church embraces all ages
Rev Sandy Brodine recounts the joy of watching intergenerational relationships blossom during a Messy Church gathering at St John’s Uniting Church in Essendon.
Read MoreSafe Church refresher module available
The Culture of Safety team reports that the new Safe Church Refresher module is now available on the Learning Management System.
Read MoreI wonder about relationships
Rev Sandy Brodine reflects on the role that intergenerational relationships play in helping faith formation.
Read MoreFocus on digital inclusion
Tomorrow (May 21) marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day, inviting us to think deeply about digital inclusion for all people, writes the Synod’s Disability Inclusion Advocate Elga Rodriguez.
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