Category: Features
“The First Rule Is To Read It Slowly”
Liam Miller is the Uniting Church Chaplain at Macquarie University. He hosts Love, Rinse, Repeat, a podcast where he interviews authors, theologians, and activists,...
Is God Good For You?
Since Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion released in 2005, a number of books have explored whether or not we really need God. Responses from people of faith have...
A star is re-born
Bradley Cooper reveals how his faith led him into the director’s seat for the first time with new movie A Star is Born. Back in 2013, Bradley Cooper was the hot ticket...
Prayer Warriors or Keyboard Warriors?
Social media offers a lot. The chance for people to exchange articles and ideas, as well as the opportunity to (re)connect with people from nearly all over the globe....
Empowered to LEAD – NYALC 2019
More than 100 young leaders in the Uniting Church will gather this January to explore their vision for the Uniting Church and to be encouraged and empowered in their...
Putting My Faith Into Words
As a writer and composer, I spend a lot of time telling stories. Sometimes these are stories that belong to other people, and sometimes they are very much my own. Over...
October – All are welcome here
7 October Mark 10: 2 – 16 All are welcome here! The Pharisees in verse 2 asked Jesus “is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife”. The Pharisees saw divorce as a...
Tenterfield Uniting Church experiences new life as Heritage Property
An historic Uniting Church property in the New England region is set to be refurbished thanks to a NSW government grant. Local newspaper The Tenterfield Star reports...
How do Uniting Church Ministers sustain their faith?
For many, being a Christian at work is a particular challenge, but what about those whose job involves acting out their faith? When it is their job to provide pastoral...
Faith in public policy
Pray, march, lobby, see change, pray and repeat. That’s the Uniting Church since its 1977 formation, never shying away from social and environmental issues, engaging...
