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The Uniting Church ... a place to belong |
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If you’re looking for a place to belong or a fresh start or a more meaningful life, Uniting Church congregations offer friendship, community and a place to explore life’s many questions. This website can help you to find a church near you.
Through UnitingCare we offer practical help and support including counselling and welfare services, while our schools provide quality education.
At our core, we are about Uniting People.
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The Uniting Church confidently believes that through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, God brings us into right relationship with God, whereby in faith we can: - live in a close, loving, personal, dynamic relationship with the living God;
- participate in the worshipping, caring and serving community of Christians;
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The Uniting Church is a young church that came into being on 22 June 1977 as a result of the coming together of the Congregational Union in Australia, the Methodist Church of Australasia, and the Presbyterian Church of Australia. Ecumenism - working in partnership with other churches - remains a vital aspect in all of the Church's life and work. |
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The Basis of Union is the document that set the platform for how the three denominations that formed the Uniting Church came together. It outlines the roles of the different Councils of the Church including the Presbyteries, the Synods, and the Assembly. It states the central affirmations of the Christian faith and is a guide to what is central in the life of the Uniting church. |
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You can read more about the Uniting Church – including our history, calling, beliefs, structure and services - on the National Uniting Church Assembly website. Andrew Dutney’s book, Introducing the Uniting Church in Australia, provides a helpful overview of the Uniting Church. You can purchase a copy through the Uniting Church SA at 212 Pirie Street, Adelaide, or online through Mediacom. |
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