Reflection of the week
This week's reflection focuses on worry and anxiety.
This week's reflection focuses on worry and anxiety.
This week's reflection focuses on belief and looks forward to Easter.
This week's reflection focuses on the call to be peacemakers - on Harmony Day (21 March) and every other day.
This week's reflection focuses on thirst, understanding and renewal.
This week's reflection focuses on conflict, reconciliation and the wisdom found in Matthew 5:23-24.
This week's reflection focuses on sin, temptation and Matthew 4:1.
UnitingWorld's Cath Taylor reflects on the hard work required to propel real change, the renewal found through spiritual disciplines and the significance of Lent, which begins on Wednesday 1 March this year.
This week's reflection focuses on God's promise to answer when we call (Isaiah 58.9).
This week's reflection focuses on conflict and the need to 'turn the other cheek'.
Rev Tony Goodluck has come full circle. Approximately three months ago, he accepted an appointment as Dean of Uniting Church students at Nungalinya College – the same place Tony’s father, Jack, helped establish...
This week's reflection relates to Philippians 4:4-7: "Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near..."
This week's reflection focuses on Hebrews 12:1b and turning over a new leaf.
This week's brief reflection focuses on John 2:11 - “Jesus performed the first of his many works in Cana of Galilee; there he revealed his glory, and his disciples believed in him.”
The first reflection of the week for 2017 focuses on new beginnings and finding strength in the Lord.
Moderator Rev Sue Ellis reflects on Christmas, life in abundance and living life to the full.
In the last Reflection of the Week for 2016, Linda Sutton reflects on the Magi and the Christmas story.
Rev Christy Capper, Director of Missiology with Mission Resourcing and Uniting College for Leadership & Theology, shares her love of Christmas and reflects on the story of Christ’s birth.
This week's Advent reflection focusses on 1 Peter 1:8 - “Though you have not seen him [Jesus], you love him; and even though you do not see him now, you believe in him and are filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy.”
After over a decade of service and ministry with the Stillpoint Spirituality Centre and faith community, Rev Dr Gary Stuckey ended his placement in December. Tom Mitchard spoke to Gary about Stillpoint’s unique ministry and his own plans for the future.
This week's reflection focusses on the name of Jesus and the "reason for the season".