15 March Exodus 17: 1 – 7

By Bronwyn Howard | March 1, 2020 |

Whilst most wars now are over petroleum, soon they will be over water. Pacific Islanders’ homes are even now being inundated by sea water. Who will welcome them in and give them a place for themselves? Deserts are expanding in Africa. People are being forced to migrate. Who will welcome them in?

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It’s time to register for UnitingWomen 2020!

By Rohan Pryor | February 28, 2020 |

UnitingWomen 2020 is: A Uniting Church Women’s Conference: as the fourth in a series of gatherings, standing on the shoulders of work done in the 80s and 90s that changed the shape of the Uniting Church, UnitingWomen 2020 recognises and honours the vision of the women of the past. An Indigenous Women’s Conference: UnitingWomen 2020 will…

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Fruit, water, light

By Bronwyn Howard | February 25, 2020 |

As we enter Lent for 2020, the upcoming readings invite us into stories that feature fruit and the story of humanity breaking relationship with God, Moses striking a rock to bring water to a thirsty land, a foreign woman for the Jews being invited to drink from a well of living water, water washing away…

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8 March Genesis 12: 1 – 4a

By Bronwyn Howard | February 23, 2020 |

…. we the church are called to be a pilgrim people, never content to settle into a fixed routine, always open to new insights into how we should worship and whom we should serve. With many of our congregations now without settled ministers, God may be inviting us to explore new ways of doing church together.

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Being a Head and Rival is Not The Same Thing

By Bronwyn Howard | February 21, 2020 |

The success of any sportsperson and head will hinge on two different traits. One is the natural ability to take action as well as the other may be the ability to encourage others. One could never have which will qualities without suffering from a lot of problems. The natural ability to take action is one…

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