Events
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Thriving Ministry Leadership: lessons from a duck, an echidna and a tree (Tasmania – South)
Clarence Uniting Church Cambridge Road and York Street, Bellerive, Tasmania, AustraliaFocused on those in ministry leadership, such as ministers, deacons, pastors, chaplains, lay preachers, church council members and those with specific responsibility for children, young people and families, these sessions will be immensely inspiring, encouraging and practical.
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Make it Messy!
Centre for Theology & Ministry 29 College Crescent, Parkville, Victoria, AustraliaMessy Church Training Day Make it Messy! will assist those already engaged in Messy Church, churches contemplating beginning a Messy Church and people genuinely curious about the Messy Church phenomenon take the next step in their Messy journey. Join with…
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An Intercultural and Intergenerational Church
Centre for Theology & Ministry 29 College Crescent, Parkville, Victoria, AustraliaThe Uniting Church seeks to be an intercultural and intergenerational church, with people of different cultures and ages, being God’s people together. What does this look like in practice? What are the challenges and – more importantly – how do…
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An Intercultural and Intergenerational Church – Ararat
Ararat Uniting Church 55 Banfield St, Ararat, Victoria, AustraliaThe Uniting Church seeks to be an intercultural and intergenerational church, with people of different cultures and ages, being God’s people together. What does this look like in practice? What are the challenges and – more importantly – how do…
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An Intercultural and Intergenerational Church – Echuca
Echuca Uniting Church 115-117 Hare St, Echuca, Victoria, AustraliaThe Uniting Church seeks to be an intercultural and intergenerational church, with people of different cultures and ages, being God’s people together. What does this look like in practice? What are the challenges and – more importantly – how do…
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Art of Belief
Centre for Theology & Ministry 29 College Crescent, Parkville, Victoria, AustraliaGain a greater understanding of the impact European and Aboriginal traditions of art have had on Australian Christianity, drawing specifically on the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria.
