Blogs

Our digital experiences can inform the ways we connect, lead, and participate in our non-digital environments, writes Kelly Woods.

The fourth pillar of the Synod’s Child Safe Policy promotes the importance of genuine engagement with children, families and the community.

Lani Gunn from Pilgrim Uniting Church in Launceston explains how Godly Play can help with adult faith formation.

Tecoma Uniting Church Children and Families Pastor Carrie Philpott says it’s important that children know they are loved and valued within the church.

The app Fabriq is a useful tool for reaching out, reflecting on friendships, and offering a rhythm of connection, writes Kelly Woods.

Establishing safe and inclusive environments for all people is vital when considering Child Safe policies and practices.

Ensuring the best people fit the required roles is the second pillar in the Synod’s Child Safe Policy.

Rev Sandy Brodine from the Younger Generations team explores how Minecraft can help younger people better understand the Bible.

As part of the ‘I wonder’ series, Nigel Hanscamp reflects on the part a sense of wonder plays in opening our eyes to everything around us.