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Welcome to Worship this Week. This week we gather where call meets faith: as Rebekah shows in her choices, as Jesus offers the yoke, and as we face these new days. Rev. Rose Broadstock reminds us that “…the calling and the enabling goes on, as it did in Abraham’s life and in Rebekah’s life. The […]
Words of Gathering for this week. We are ‘gathered’ in our shared understanding of ourselves as people of God, and followers of the Way of Jesus.We encounter Jesus in the kindness and care of our friends and family when they ring, or send a card, letting us know they’re thinking of us.We are on the […]
Welcome to worship and our UCA’s 43rd Anniversary. This week we are offering you THREE services: Click here for the Anniversary and All Age service written for our Loddon Mallee Presbytery by our own Rev. Kerrie Needham and the Worship Collective. Here is the booklet version for this Sunday. Print double sided, flip on short […]
As the followers of Jesus we are called to see that the gap between the real and the ideal, between here and the horizon, can in fact be bridged. And Jesus seems to think we can get the job done, even if it will not be easy.
The trinitarian God calls for uniting among all people. Hear our Basis of Union, Paragraph 2 : The Uniting Church “believes that Christians in Australia are called to bear witness to a unity of faith and life in Christ which transcends cultural and economic, national and racial boundaries…”
This week’s worship leads us to this goal, together.
Welcome to Pentecost. Let the wind blow you towards one of FOUR options for you this week. All age at Home Service Prepared by Rev Kerrie Needham for the Loddon Mallee Worship Collective The arrival of the Holy Spirit was the moment when many believers came into direct contact for the first time with the […]
Christ has no body but yours,
no hands, no feet on earth but yours,
yours are the eyes with which he looks compassion on the world,
yours are the feet with which he walks to do good,
yours are the hands with which he blesses the world.
John’s gospel offers a ‘once-upon-a-time’ story like no other. It is not just about sometime in the past … the opening words start the story before history and before time itself.
This Mothers Day we celebrate the sources of care in our lives, including Mothers. We also turn to a God who creates care. ‘Do not let your hearts be troubled’. John 14:1
This Sunday we draw inspiration from Jesus and his image of the gate, the sheep, and the gatekeeping shepherd. We have several services for you to drink in, as well as song choices and images to contemplate.