Reflection of the week
This week's reflection focuses on taking time to refresh and serving those who are in need of refreshment.
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This week's reflection focuses on taking time to refresh and serving those who are in need of refreshment.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Presbytery and Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
Many older people in Broadview are feeling disconnected. To meet this local need, Rev Ruthmary Bond and Broadview Uniting Church are aiming to grow their Community Morning initiative with the help of an Ageing and Wellness Grant.
First Nations trauma expert Harley Eagle addressed members of the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress at the 2018 National Conference held in Victoria from 13-18 January. Matt Pulford reports on the conference.
This week's reflection references Matthew 16:24-26, and focuses on keeping our eyes on God rather than material things in the world.
Uniting Church members were among 895 awardees who received Australia Day Honours, including Norman Ginn from Adare Uniting Church in Victor Harbor.
Mark Schultz was recently announced as the new Team Leader for Mission Resourcing; he is also due to be ordained as a Minister of the Word in February. New Times spoke to Mark about leadership and the Uniting Church.
In his 2018 Survival Day message, Uniting Church President Stuart McMillan has called on state and federal governments to speed up negotiation of treaties that recognise Indigenous sovereignty.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Presbytery and Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
This week's short reflection focuses on Mark's Gospel and the authority of Jesus.
An independent panel began its review of religious freedoms in Australia on 10 January 2018, and are accepting submissions from the public. This article includes further information about the review and a recent meeting of SA Christian leaders.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Presbytery and Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
New and interesting articles, videos, photographs and other content are posted online every day. These five recent items address topics such as stewardship, how congregations contribute to the economy, modern hymns, SA photography, and religious discussions.
This week's reflection focuses on the new year, new seasons and Ecclesiastes 3:1-8.
Led by former Liberal frontbencher Philip Ruddock, an independent panel will meet on 10 January to begin its review of whether Australian law adequately protects the human right to religious freedom.
Uniting Church President Stuart McMillan and South Sudanese church leaders, Rev Amel Manyon (pictured) and Pastor Moses Leth, speak out about recent political and media commentary on African young people.
An exciting new church community has been recently planted in Prospect. Encounter Church, which was officially recognised as a Uniting Church faith community in September 2017, will hold its first public service in mid-February 2018.
"Christmas isn’t just about making sure our nearest and dearest have everything they need. Christmas is about being swept up in a powerful gift of love and sharing that as far and wide as we can – the meaning, as well as the outcome."
New Testament lecturer Dr John Frederick explores how we can use the Christmas story to reflect on the “apocalyptic” in the traditional sense of the word – the revelation of that which was previously hidden – and how that may shape our thinking for the future.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Presbytery and Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
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