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Messy Church and Communion
Celebrating Communion and Baptism in Messy Church communities can be some of the deepest and most uplifting experiences for people exploring Christian faith, writes Rev Sandy Brodine.
Read MoreRenewed by the Resurrection
Younger Generations team member Virginia Lavaki writes about a wonderful Easter camp which attracted 200 people to Canterbury Uniting Church.
Read MoreEaster celebrated at UCA camp
The Canterbury UCA Easter camp promises an opportunity for those attending to dig a little deeper into their faith.
Read MoreDeeper connections with God
As part of the ‘I wonder’ series, Sandy Brodine discusses how we might encounter God in deeper and more profound ways.
Read MoreMessy Miners means more fun
Messy Miners, based on the hit online activity Minecraft, promises a heap of fun and interaction, writes Rev Sandy Brodine.
Read MoreChild 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.
Read MoreWhat 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.
Read MoreAsian experiences celebrated
Rev David Kim introduces the Asian Network, which celebrates the unique multicultural, multilingual, and multigenerational life and faith experiences of Asian second-generations in the Synod of Victoria and Tasmania.
Read MoreQuiet 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.
Read MoreBenefits of ministry supervision
Nia Lavaki from the Younger Generations team outlines the benefits of ministry supervision.
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