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Covenanting, An Agency Of The Uniting Church In Australia
An agency of the uniting church in australia established to provide national leadership to the Uniting Church in the covenant relationship between the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress (UAICC) and the rest of the Church, and to resource the councils of the Church in developing that relationship.
http://www.covenanting.unitinged.org.au/
The Uniting Church In Australia
A brief explanation about the uniting church in australia, with lkinksto key sites. Uniting Church Nepean Presbytery. Uniting Churches
http://vic.uca.org.au/presbyteries/nepean/uca.htm

Extractions: beliefs The Uniting Church in Australia was formed in 1977 by union of three churches: the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational Churches. It remains committed to seek a wider union among Christian Churches. The Basis of Union is the founding document that describes the manner in which the Uniting Church understands the Christian Faith. It stresses that the Uniting Church will simply seek to be Christian, and will avoid developing a specifically Uniting Church ethos and style. Read: The Basis of Union The Assembly is the National Council which deals with questions of the Church's belief and worship, its relations to other churches and to Australia-wide and international issues Visit: The National Assembly site The Synod of Victoria and Tasmania is the Regional Council which deals with questions of the priorities in this region Visit: The Synod of Victoria and Tasmania Uniting Education is a national body that provides educational resources for the Church Visit: Uniting Education Otira is a place that provides educational and spiritual programs for Christians to explore major issues Visit: Otira Uniting Care Victoria co-ordinates the Uniting Church's welfare work in Victoria.
Glen Waverley Uniting Church In Australia
Mission plan, worship times, news and announcements, events calendar, groups and activities, location Category Society Religion and Spirituality Victoriauniting church in australia. Glen Waverley. Note our new address gwuc.org.au Studenthousing now recruiting for 2003. Free Spirit's CD now available. Welcome
http://www.gwuc.org.au/
Issues In The Uniting Church In Australia
Issues in the uniting church in australia. The unity of the Uniting Church,which was established in 1977, has been tested by controversy
http://people.enternet.com.au/~beswick/ucissues.htm

Extractions: The unity of the Uniting Church, which was established in 1977, has been tested by controversy in recent years, especially since 1997 in regard to the sexuality report. My contribution to debates on the ordained ministry and constitutional questions has centred on the role of the Basis of Union as the foundation for a commitment to catholicity. The Commitment to Catholicity in the Basis of Union One of the issues which has been a subject of national debate in the Uniting Church in recent years is the role and status of the Basis of Union under which the Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches agreed to unite in 1977. Controversy arose especially in the light of Constitutional changes made at the 1991 Assembly concerning ministry and ordination which many saw to be inconsistent with the Basis and a departure from the commitment to remain within the holy catholic church. Some errors were corrected at the 1994 Assembly and a reference to the Basis was incorporated into the Constitution at the Assembly in 1997, but the role of the Basis in the life of the Church continues to be a matter of debate. The linked document refers to papers which are some of the contributions I have made in these discussions, with a 2001 addition on the kind of diversity that is compatible with the Basis of Union in the light of the Constitutional changes. Homosexuality and Ministry in the Uniting Church The linked document is an introduction to a number of papers I have written over the past ten years which deal with this tragic controversy. I might wish now that I had never had anything to do with it, but the reality is that I took a strong position because I believed that the Church was being manipulated and led in the wrong direction not so much because of a false view of sexuality, though there has been such a view, but more because of a mistaken allegiance to a secular ideology of progress. We are dealing with a culture conflict between Christianity and competing beliefs which is pervasive in Western societies and within the churches. The questions of truth which we confront in this conflict are not to be confused with the related pastoral questions which pose difficulties in terms of discipline, love, acceptance, forgiveness and tolerance.
Ucaglc - Navigation
History and structure of the cluster, location map, and contact information.
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~ucaglc/

Extractions: through the church congregations of Being centered in Christ, nurtured by the Word and the presence of God through the Spirit, we are committed to living the Gospel and to the extension of peace, justice and compassion to all. The mission of our cluster is to be a loving group of Christian communities, each contributing to a growing awareness of God's presence in the world, and dedicated to revealing God's activity, in our lives, in our respective communities and beyond. We are committed to the spiritual and skill development of our ministry through prayer, education, worship and service. Site updated: 11-May-2002 Number of visitor since 24-Nov-1999: Site designed and maintained by ERAust http://www.vicnet.net.au/~ucaglc
Issues In The Uniting Church In Australia
Issues in the uniting church in australia. My contribution to debateson the ordained ministry and constitutional questions has centred
http://www.beswick.info/ucissues.htm

Extractions: My contribution to debates on the ordained ministry and constitutional questions has centred on the role of the Basis of Union as the foundation for a commitment to catholicity. The Commitment to Catholicity in the Basis of Union One of the issues which has been a subject of national debate in the Uniting Church in recent years is the role and status of the Basis of Union under which the Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches agreed to unite in 1977. Controversy arose especially in the light of Constitutional changes made at the 1991 Assembly concerning ministry and ordination which many saw to be inconsistent with the Basis and a departure from the commitment to remain within the holy catholic church. Some errors were corrected at the 1994 Assembly and a reference to the Basis was incorporated into the Constitution at the Assembly in 1997, but the role of the Basis in the life of the Church continues to be a matter of debate. The linked document refers to papers which are some of the contributions I have made in these discussions, with a 2001 addition on the kind of diversity that is compatible with the Basis of Union in the light of the Constitutional changes. Foundations for a Theology of Community Service A paper which contributed to the developing of Synod policy recombining word and deed in the social services of the Uniting Church with more than 300 agencies in Victoria. It takes up in a different way some of the issues of witness and effective service within a dominant culture that is often more hostile than is acknowledged, and where the distinctiveness of what the church offers to society needs to reconsidered.
Doctrinal Standards Of The Uniting Church In Australia
A statement of the doctrines of the uniting church in australia for teaching purposes,referring to ordination vows, the Basis of Union, Scripture, the
http://www.beswick.info/ucissues/ucdoct.htm

Extractions: Doctrinal Standards of the Uniting Church in Australia [Note: this is my understanding of our doctrinal standards. It was prepared for study groups in my parish. The National Assembly has since, in 1997, reaffirmed the place of the Basis of Union; but related issues remain under discussion as will appear from other items under Issues in the Uniting Church DBHome Christian Beliefs Family History ... Questions and comments The Basis of Union of the Uniting Church in Australia states the basic beliefs which were relevant to the union of the Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches and defines the sources of doctrinal authority. It refers to the Bible as witnessing to Christ, who is the Word of God. Doctrine is to be tested against Scripture. Ministers of the Word, deacons, elders and others in ministry are required to adhere to the Basis. Ministers' Ordination Vows One way to identify the doctrinal standards of any church tradition is to study the vows ministers are required to make at their ordination. Questions relevant to doctrinal standards in the Ordination Service for Ministers of the Word in the Uniting Church include the following: Do you confess anew Jesus Christ as Lord?
UnitingCare Australia - A National Agency Of The Uniting Church In Australia
The national body for community services in the Uniting Church supporting service delivery and advocacy Category Society Religion and Spirituality UnitingCare UnitingCare Australia is a national agency of the uniting church in australia websitefeedback to enquiries@nat.uca.org.au enquiries to mail@nat.unitingcare
http://www.unitingcare.org.au/

Extractions: Australia media releases September 24 UnitingCare Australia welcomes National Agenda for Early Childhood August 02 Childcare staffing crisis needs to be addressed June 07 Co-operation needed to address disability needs more... UnitingCare agencies get a free web site address! UnitingCare Australia is a national agency of the Uniting Church in Australia
The Gospel Of Luke. An Introduction For Preachers
Written by William Loader, professor of New Testament at Murdoch University and New Testament Lecturer of the Perth Theological Hall of the uniting church in australia.
http://wwwstaff.murdoch.edu.au/~loader/Luke.htm

Extractions: The Gospel of Luke An introduction for preachers William Loader The introductory statement Continuity It is already significant that Luke has penned two volumes. Why write also about the church? Clearly it also formed part of the divine action in history according to Luke. Why not write about history right up to his own day, which many see as the 9 th Identity Crisis? Continuity with Israel The change of gear from Luke 1:1-4 to Luke 1:5, from high Hellenistic rhetoric to biblical Greek narrative style, demonstrates how important biblical tradition is for Luke. In stories shot through with allusions to the great heroes of old, especially the great women of faith, Luke opens his account with scenes of devout Jewish piety. Elizabeth and Zechariah, Mary and Joseph, Anne and Simeon echo the cries of Israel for liberation. Their lives are focused on the holy temple. They are scrupulously observant of biblical law, Torah. In this womb of piety Jesus is conceived. These people are true Israel. Not just their behaviour, but also divine behaviour, angels and visions and visitations, confirms the sacredness of these scenes. Respect for tradition Continuity with the early Church The golden age in history Being saved - doing good Jesus and salvation Luke in context It is this core which Luke is presenting as the good news. That is the main thing. But he has to present it in the context of what must be happening in his world. These include doubts raised by a rising Judaism and a, perhaps stagnating, Christianity; concerns that Christianity has lost its way and betrayed its origins or Israel or both; and dangers which some of its historical associations might cause to come its way from the secular authorities.
Main Index For Deacons In The Uniting Church In Australia
Information about deacons in the Uniting Church and other related diakonia groups.
http://diakonia.uniting.com.au/
UCATSA :: The Uniting Church In Australia Tertiary Students' Association
HOME, ARTICLES, LOGIN, DOWNLOAD, TOP10, SUBMIT, TELL FRIENDS, CONTACTUS, Name Password Join. Mar 19, 2003 - 0453 AM, Main Menu, · Home,UCATSA,
http://www.ucatsa.org/user.php
Louth
Profile of the congregation for the uniting church in australia.
http://vic.uca.org.au/presbyteries/mitchell/profiles/louth.html
Directory Of Archives In Australia - Uniting Church In Australia, Victorian Syno
Directory of Archives in Australia uniting church in australia, Victorian Synod,The directory aims to identify the location of archival collections
http://www.archivists.org.au/directory/data/389.htm
Ringwood Uniting Church - Welcome
The uniting church in australia. Offers information about worship services, outreach programs and social justice services.
http://ringwood.unitingchurch.org/

Extractions: WELCOME WORSHIP SERVICES OUR CONGREGATION SUNDAY ACTIVITIES ... SEARCH WELCOME Welcome to the Ringwood Uniting Church Web Site. Ringwood Uniting Church is an active church that works hard towards meeting both the needs of its church community, but also the wider community as well. Services are held each week that cater to those wanting a contemporary styled service, along with those after a more traditional service. Communion services are held every Thursday during school terms. With a strong focus on social justice and outreach, Ringwood Uniting Church works hard to meet the needs of the wider community. Offering a range of activities from tennis, bike, walking and youth groups, through to more serious groups like the Community Refugee Settlement Scheme and Emergency Care Services. Website kindly donated by Redfish Bluefish Hosting by Uniting Communicaton TOPIC SITE Advanced Search
Directory Of Archives In Australia - Uniting Church In Australia, WA Synod
Directory of Archives in Australia uniting church in australia, WA Synod, Thedirectory aims to identify the location of archival collections throughout
http://www.archivists.org.au/directory/data/452.htm
Synod Of Western Australia
Official website of the regional council for the uniting church in australia that covers southern parts of the state of Western Australia.
http://www.wa.uca.org.au/
Eastside Parish Of The Uniting Church In Australia
V3.com domain names, personal emails, url forwarding. Eastside Parishof the uniting church in australia. This is the home of Eastside
http://surf.to/paddington
Discoveries Camp
uniting church in australia offers a week of discoveries in technology, arts and outdoor pursuits for kids in grades 4 through 8. Located at Leslie Dam Recreation Center, Queensland.
http://www.discoveriescamp.com/
ELM Centre Of The Uniting Church In Australia
Education for Lay Ministries) is located in Sydney Australia and provides religiouseducation for the peopel of the uniting church in australia, especially in
http://surf.to/elm
The Uniting Church In Australia (Synod Of Victoria) Recognises The Traditional I
The uniting church in australia Synod of Victoria acknowledges that we stand on landfor which the Wurundjeri people are the traditional owners and custodians.
http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/ucakew/wurundjeri/

Extractions: for indigenous people. The Wurundjeri people - original owners and custodians of the land on which the Uniting Church's Synod offices stand in central Melbourne - were officially recognised as just that at a ceremony on December 13th, 2000. Unveiling a plaque at the front of the 130 Little Collins Street site, Moderator Rev Alistair Macrae said it was of great importance to acknowledge the Wurundjeri as the original inhabitants and custodians of the land. He said the plaque was the latest in a series of events and statements by the church on the issue of prior aboriginal ownership. Many Uniting Church congregations across Victoria had undertaken similar acts of recognition "which is part of a whole process of truth-telling and reconciliation," he said. Wurundjeri elder, Ms Joy Murphy, formally welcomed the people of the church to the land and in traditional custom lead a smoking ceremony of burning gum leaves. About 50 church and synod staff were invited to walk through the smoke as a sign of cleansing and purification.

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