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From whom do you need forgiveness? What have you done? Have you hurt someone you love? Does the guilt or shame gnaw at you? Have you caused pain and anguish? Are you trapped in the wreckage of your actions with no visible means of escape?
The photograph accompanying this article is in Bethlehem and is a section of the Security/Separation wall which surrounds the Occupied Palestinian territory of the West Bank.
But how will the Voice work? And what difference might a permanent Voice into the core of Government make?
This week's news, notices & prayer points from congregations, the SA Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
Is your head spinning over the battle that has erupted since the Referendum date announcement? Mine is!
The older we become, the more we realise how limited we are in our ability to love, how impure our hearts are, and how complex our motivations are.
This week's news, notices & prayer points from congregations, the SA Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
This week's news, notices & prayer points from congregations, the SA Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
Looking back: Looking forward. Self-determination for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples has an element of looking back and addressing past injustices, dispossession and alienation. The call for truth telling in the Uluru Statement from the Heart is the chance to heal past hurts.
I love the beauty and wonder of the natural world. Somehow the things I worry about feel smaller when I’m wandering in nature.
This week's news, notices & prayer points from congregations, the SA Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
Are we lacking a daily prayer life or have we elderly relatives in nursing homes whom we never visit? Try and figure out what more we can do to gain eternal life and then put together a plan to do it.
In many of Jesus’ stories, he uses excellent illustrations to point out who and how we are called to be God’s people.
This week's news, notices & prayer points from congregations, the SA Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
Korea Peace Appeal is an international campaign that seeks to amplify voices calling for an end to the Korean War and a transition from armistice to peace on the Korean Peninsula. More than seventy international partner organisations, including the World Council of Churches (WCC), are supporting the Korea Peace Appeal.
This week's news, notices & prayer points from congregations, the SA Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
In this earthly life, we walk around blind to much of the world. While many of us are blessed to have all our senses, it isn’t until one or more of them are compromised that we become more in tune with both the light and the darkness surrounding us.
This week's news, notices & prayer points from congregations, the SA Synod, and the wider Uniting Church.
I have many favourite passages in the Bible. The whole of Mark’s gospel is one of them. Matthew’s gospel (aside from the gnashing of teeth) is another. I also cherish the ancient hymn fragments embedded in the New Testament, such as the Colossians hymn 1.15-20.
In all the bewildering maze of religions and faiths in the contemporary world competing for the allegiance of human persons, Jesus Christ stands solitary and supreme. He was genuine through and through. He was what he claimed to be.
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