Ruminations
Thoughts on Community
At a time when Church attendance is shrinking and agriculture and dependent services in the Australian Eastern States are on their knees due to “The
At a time when Church attendance is shrinking and agriculture and dependent services in the Australian Eastern States are on their knees due to “The
Exploring Community: Life has changed and with it our sense of community – in the broader culture and in the church. The church struggles to
It’s always pleasing when a theme like that of “Community” in this edition of Ruminations, coincides with the life of the church and the world
How is it that fifty-year-old hay, stored in bales, can still be good enough today to feed your sheep? As the drought remains and the
When your heart is way past caring, When your eyes have shed their tears, When the one you love is missing, When your thoughts are
As part of Lithgow Uniting Church and the wider Lithgow community. The painting could be titled “community”. The art work has been made after studying
As we walk this Lenten path with Jesus, to the cross and the life beyond, the ashes and dust of the church’s season seem truly
It is November, 2004. I am cycling on the road up Mount Victoria Pass, one of the steepest and longest climbs in New South Wales.
I come from an aboriginal community in South Australia, Point Pearce, surrounded by poverty, like everyone else in the community. I’m from the Narungga Tribe.
At Easter in churches all around the world, the resurrection will be the focus of their worship. What do we mean when we talk about
Saltbush – Uniting the Scattered Community, seeks to encourage and connect Uniting Christian communities, irrespective of size or location, and to affirm their place within the wider church and community.