Posts by UCA_VicTas
Messy Church camp means lots of fun
Rev Sandy Brodine reports on the great time had by everyone at the annual Messy Church Bunbury camp in Western Australia.
Read MorePlanning should involve all generations
Younger Generations Education and Strategy Coordinator Rev Sandy Brodine outlines the importance of adopting an intergenerational approach to church planning.
Read MoreSafety and the internet
With Safer Internet Day taking place on February 11, Culture of Safety advisor Candice Coles outlines the importance of ensuring everyone feels safe in the online world.
Read MoreWeaving God’s love in Tonga
Uniting Church youth delegate Mafi Pole shares the joy that came with being part of the President’s Conference in Tonga recently.
Read MoreUpdate on new social media laws
New legislation governing online access for those under 16 comes into effect this month, and Kelly Woods gives an overview of their likely impact on Uniting Church communities.
Read MoreI wonder how camps grow community and faith?
Fun, music, singing, dancing and prayer were all on the agenda as north-east Victorian Uniting Church members gathered at Cheshunt recently for an all-ages camp.
Read MoreConference explores neurodivergence
Uniting Church members and ministry agents came together recently for the first ecumenical conference exploring working with neurodivergent people in church settings.
Read MoreI wonder …
A recent workshop provided plenty of ideas and excitement for those keen on forming a youth council.
Read MoreSamoan members unite in fellowship
Faith, service, and community were the themes of last weekend’s UCA Samoan National Conference, attended by Virginia Lavaki from the Younger Generations team.
Read MoreKeep safety checks updated
As Christmas approaches and lots of festive events take place, it’s important any volunteers at these events have WWCC/VP cards.
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