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Picture of Minecraft image in the page Messy Miners means more fun

Messy Miners means more fun

Messy Miners, based on the hit online activity Minecraft, promises a heap of fun and interaction, writes Rev Sandy Brodine.

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Picture of Child safe blog post in the page Child safety document an important resource

Child safety document an important resource

Safe Church Co-ordinator Josh Tuhipa-Turner introduces an extremely useful resource containing important information relating to child safe principles.

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Picture of Sharenting two in the page What you need to know about 'sharenting'

What you need to know about ‘sharenting’

Kelly Woods shares some vital information around ‘sharenting’, the sharing of content online, and how it can be done safely.

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Picture of I wonder pic in the page Quiet prayer for teens

Quiet prayer for teens

As part of the ‘I wonder’ series, Sandy Brodine outlines the benefits that can accrue for young people through contemplative prayer or meditation.

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Picture of Youth group e in the page Planning for youth groups

Planning for youth groups

With the many activities and events that are out there, what would we recommend for you to put on your 2025 youth group planners?

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Picture of Possum cloak in the page The wonder of exploration

The wonder of exploration

A child’s delight in exploring a possum cloak is a wonderful example of learning and worship, writes Nigel Hanscamp.

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Good Sammy at Messy Church Kalamunda

Kalamunda Messy Church in Western Australia share a good news story about a collaboration with a local Uniting Church agency and their Messy Church.

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Peace doves for Palestine

Rev Andreana Reale shares a simple peace action she led recently in her congregation at Murrumbeena Uniting Church.

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Climate and generations

Danny and Jenny Katzen reflect on stimulating and increasing that sense of awe and wonder of our natural world while encouraging positive behaviours to reduce our negative impact on our environment.

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