The Uniting Church in Australia is celebrating 40 years as a uniquely Australian church.
The August - September 2017 print edition of New Times - the voice of the Uniting Church SA.
UL17 is a 3 day conference focussed on growing leaders to grow the church. Featuring keynote speakers: Nancy Beach & Mark Conner. Find out more & register here.
As the Uniting Church SA, we're all about Uniting People. 
Uniting Churches and faith communities offer friendship and a welcoming place to explore life's questions.
Since its union of three denominations in 1977, Uniting Church SA has chosen togetherness in faith to be of utmost importance; members are committed to living as one diverse community despite often differing views. Unique and fresh in its expressions, Uniting Church SA is faithful in believing - in many shapes and forms.
A response on marriage equality from Stuart McMillan, the President of the Uniting Church in Australia. The Uniting…
Held in early June, the National Uniting Church History Conference witnessed the launch of the Church’s first National…
Assembly General Secretary Colleen Geyer has today announced four staff appointments for the Assembly. The new staff…
Refugee Week 2017 - With courage let us all combine In the Christian story of faith, it is often refugees who seek…
The nation’s largest provider of aged care services has supported the Australian Law Reform Commission’s (ALRC) call…
New Times is the voice of the Uniting Church SA featuring articles, videos and diverse media to cover topics including news, faith development and culture.
Growing up between two different worlds can be tricky – yet this is a position many people living in Australia today find themselves in. Sam Chan talks about this challenge and the "One-Two: What's Next?" conference.
For thousands of years now, missionaries have been willing to undertake thankless tasks in overlooked corners of the planet, serving unknown people for no material reward, often with little discernible effect. Are you willing to be numbered among them?