Don't change 18C, says UCA President
The Uniting Church in Australia Assembly has released a statement from President Stuart McMillan as a response to recent government discussions of Section 18C in the Federal Racial Discrimination Act.
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The Uniting Church in Australia Assembly has released a statement from President Stuart McMillan as a response to recent government discussions of Section 18C in the Federal Racial Discrimination Act.
This week's reflection focuses on belief and looks forward to Easter.
Families from Annesley Early Learning Centre, part of the Annesley Junior School associated with the Uniting Church SA, recently went on an exciting trip to the Adelaide Zoo! Read all about it in this short article.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Synod and the wider Uniting Church.
"The most confronting for me was to look around the room and see about 290 ‘white’ people and half a dozen indigenous people, and one other Asian who was new, like me." Rev Dr Amelia Koh-Butler reflects on Harmony Day (21 March), diversity and 'the other'.
Since the launch of Generate 2021, the new church planting initiative of the Uniting Church SA, Rev Dr Graham Humphris has had many questions to answer – most commonly, why plant new churches when existing ones are declining?
This week's reflection focuses on the call to be peacemakers - on Harmony Day (21 March) and every other day.
Uniting Church leaders appearing before the Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse have pledged to survivors to make the Church the safest place it can be for children.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Synod and the wider Uniting Church.
Chaplains touch the lives of many. For this article, New Times spoke to army chaplain Rev David Prior about his experiences of chaplaincy and the connection it builds between the church and the wider community.
This week's reflection focuses on thirst, understanding and renewal.
"People are at their most vulnerable in hospital; life seems precarious and there is a lot of time to think. In these moments, chaplains can be a symbol of something bigger." Rev Leanne Jenski reflects on the importance of hospital chaplaincy.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Synod and the wider Uniting Church.
The Uniting Church in Australia is home to many strong female leaders. New Times speaks to Dr Deidre Palmer and Rev Sandy Boyce about leadership, change and gender parity on International Women's Day.
The Adelaide West Men's Choir are celebrating their 10th anniversary. Over the past decade, they have raised funds for many different organisations and charitable causes. Read more about their heart for music and mission in this article.
This week's reflection focuses on conflict, reconciliation and the wisdom found in Matthew 5:23-24.
This week's news and notices from congregations, the SA Synod and the wider Uniting Church.
"I am a storyteller, drawn to those stories that often go untold and those people who often go unheard." Alexandra Bingham writes about her experiences with UnitingWorld's international partners, the importance of storytelling, and how to get involved over Lent.
The Uniting Church in Australia has strongly supported ministry in remote regions for many years, particularly through Patrol Ministries. Frontier Services has launched a new campaign to support this vital work.
This week's reflection focuses on sin, temptation and Matthew 4:1.