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SUMMARY:Understanding the UCA
DESCRIPTION:Understanding the UCA has been created around the Core Competency “Work within the doctrine\, ethos and polity of the Uniting Church” from the ‘Assembly Standards and Competencies for the Formation and Education for the Specified Ministry of Lay Preacher’ and UCA Assembly’s Standards for the Ministry if Pastor: Core Competencies’. \nUnderstanding the UCA covers: \n\nHistory of the formation of UCA\nTheological foundations of the Basis of Union\nThe place and role of key aspects of the Church’s life and witness\nUnderstanding the Councils and Ministries of the UCA\nUnderstanding the UCA’s commitment to First Nations People and Intercultural Ministry\nAct2\n\nThose undertaking Understanding the UCA for assessment purposes\, must attend the tutorial and submit the given assessment. \nThe four tutorials will be hosted on: \n\nAugust 13\nSeptember 3\nOctober 15\nNovember 19\n\n  \nTo register\, click here \nRegistrations close strictly on Monday 5 August 2024
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SUMMARY:Pause and Paint
DESCRIPTION:Pause and Paint: An Icon painting workshop for teens. \nA two day school holiday event for teens to learn the ancient art of Icon Painting. \nAcross the two days you will learn the skills you need to draw a face in perspective as well as the opportunity to try painting using the painting style artists used over 500 years ago using the same materials: dry pigments in egg tempera. \nThe workshop will be led by UCA Icon School teacher Peter Blackwood. There will be opportunities to pause and pray and reflect each day as you paint. \nParticipants can also pause and walk the labyrinth on site at the church\, or to enjoy an icon exhibition. If you enjoy art and like thinking about faith\, then this is for you! \n  \nWhen: 10am – 4:00 pm Thursday 3rd October & Friday 4th October. \nWhere: Scots Uniting Church 187 Burgundy St Heidelberg. \nCost: $20 to cover art materials and morning and afternoon teas. \nLunch can be brought\, or purchased at the Sycamore Tree café on site\, or at other nearby shops. \nTransport: Scots church is 200m from the Heidelberg Train station\, and accessible by bus. \nTo register\, click here \nRSVP: Tuesday 1st October \n  \nTo find out more contact: sandy.brodine@victas.uca.org.au or the Younger Generations VicTas Facebook page. \n 
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LOCATION:Scots Uniting Church\, Burgundy Street\, Heidelberg\, Victoria\, 3084\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Justice and International Mission Convention 2024
DESCRIPTION:Give us this day our daily bread – Food and Social Justice\nJustice and International Mission Convention 2024\n  \nWhen: Saturday 5 October\, 9 am – 4:15 pm \nWhere: Centre for Theology and Ministry\, 29 College Crescent\, Parkville \nCost: $40 Metropolitan/ $25 Concession and Rural and Regional/$10 online (morning sessions only) \n  \nFood is an integral part of our life in our Christian Communities. There are many social justice dimensions to what we eat. These include: \n\nMaking sure everyone has enough healthy food to eat;\nImpacts on climate change\, with emissions related to food making up a third of global greenhouse gas emissions;\nMultinational food corporations that put their profits ahead of people’s health;\nFair employment conditions for those that produce our food; and\,\nNot stigmatising people for their weight when ultra-processed foods are designed to be addictive.\n\n  \nLarge food corporations are producing unhealthy and addictive food products that drive up unhealthy food consumption. The foods in question cause various health problems\, including obesity\, cancer\, heart disease and depression. Ultra-processed foods have been progressively tailored by scientists and technicians through combinations of sugar\, salt\, fat and flavour enhancers to bypass our natural mechanisms of appetite control. \n  \nMore than half the global population will be living with being overweight or obese within 12 years if prevention\, treatment and support do not improve. \n  \nClearing forests for farms and ranches comprised 29% of the food-related greenhouse gas emissions. Thus\, strategies by food corporations to drive up food consumption and obesity also impact global greenhouse gas emissions. \n  \nThe Convention will explore the social justice dimensions of food production and how to incorporate them into the church’s life. \n  \n \nKeynote speaker – Jonathan Cornford \nJonathan is one of the founders of the community group Manna Gum. He has a background in international development\, working for a decade as an advocacy coordinator for Oxfam Australia\, focussing on natural resource management and international financial institutions in the Mekong region. Jonathan also lived and worked for three years as a mission coordinator for Urban Seed in the heart of Melbourne. He has a Ph.Ds in Political Economy and Theology\, and an Honours Degree in Australian History. \n  \n \nPanellist – Dr Sureka Goringe; National Director\, Uniting World \nSureka became National Director in July 2017. Sureka’s work at UnitingWorld answers a life-long calling\, weaving her global childhood\, her faith\, and her passion for justice with the all the skills gained through professional life. \nAn Australian since the nineties\, Sureka comes via university in England\, and a childhood in Botswana\, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Sureka has Ph.D. in Materials Science\, is a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors\, is married a UCA minister\, and the mother of two kids and a dog. \n  \n \nPanellist – Jane Martin; Executive Manager\, Food for Health Alliance (FHA) and Alcohol and Obesity Programs at Cancer Council Victoria \nJane leads the Food for Health Alliance\, a partnership between Cancer Council Victoria\, VicHealth\, and the Global Centre for Preventive Health and Nutrition (GLOBE) at Deakin University. Food for Health Alliance is a leading policy and advocacy voice working to improve diets and prevent overweight and obesity in Australia\, particularly for children. It advocates to governments to improve food environments – the way food is made\, labelled\, sold and advertised. \nFor more than thirty years\, Jane has worked in public health advocacy\, engaging in tobacco control\, alcohol policy and obesity prevention. She is active in the media as a commentator and advises state and federal governments on obesity policy. \nShe is the Immediate Past President of ANZOS. \n  \nPanellist – Caterina Cinanni; Director of Farms at the United Workers Union  \nCaterina currently leads the campaign team which organises to expose slave-like conditions across the supermarket and food supply chain in Australia. The United Workers Union farm team organises thousands of permanent and temporary migrant workers from all over the world\, including Cambodia\, Vietnam\, Burma\, Afghanistan\, Nepal\, Hong Kong\, Taiwan and the South Pacific and has empowered farm workers to speak out and resist against wage theft\, dodgy contracting arrangement and sexual harassment and abuse. Caterina is also the Vice-President of the International Union of Food\, Agricultural and Hotels Associations which fights for justice and freedom of association across the global agricultural and food supply chain and helps support independent democratic global worker union organisations. Caterina started her union journey in 1994 on the inaugural ACTU Organising Works program and spent two decade as an organiser with the National Union of Workers (NUW) and was the first woman to be elected as National President. She has worked for the ACTU Organising Centre as a national campaign organiser. \n  \n \nIvan Blacket \nIvan Blacket is a farmer\, educator and designer with a focus on creating truly regenerative farming systems. He grew up on a small goat dairy on Victoria’s Bellarine Peninsula and\, since studying agricultural sciences at Melbourne University\, has managed multiple farms around Australia from agroforestry market gardens to large fruit orchards and he has a strong understanding of the current state of affairs of our food system. He has designed food systems at The Farm at Byron Bay\, Conscious Ground and Common Ground Project to name a few. Along the way he has educated hundreds of aspiring farmers and homesteaders and is currently a facilitator with Permaculture for Refugees and on the committee for the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance. \n  \nWorkshop Options \nPlease list your top three workshop options when registering. Workshops will be run based on the number of participants\, and will not run if not enough participants register interest. Each workshop will aim to look for a specific way forward in each area. \n  \nThe workshop options are: \n\nFood and global financial poverty\nReducing emissions through what we eat and reducing what we throw away\nTalking about reducing stigma around weight in congregations\nSupporting workers in the Australian food industry from the Pacific Islands – United Workers Union\nCampaigning for healthier food\nPromoting healthy food in your congregation\nCorruption in the food industry – Mark Zirnsak\, Senior Social Justice Advocate\, Synod of Victoria and Tasmania\nProtecting babies and toddlers from unhealthy foods\nPractical tips on having a community garden at your congregation\nThe benefits of reducing meat consumption\nMapping Power\, Growing Justice: Understanding our role in the food system – Ivan Blacket\, Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance\n\n  \n  \nProgram \n9 am Gathering & Registration. Tea and coffee will be provided on arrival \n  \n9:30 am Introduction\, acknowledgement of country and opening worship \n  \n9:45 am Keynote address \n  \n10:30 am Morning Tea \n  \n11 am Panel Discussion on food and social justice. \n  \n12:20 pm Lightning talks: One minute presentations about what you are doing in your church or community on social justice. Please register your interest in advance if you would like to make a presentation. \n  \n12:35 pm Lunch \n  \n1:15 pm First Round of Workshops \n  \n2:00 pm Short Break \n  \n2:15 pm Second Round of Workshops \n  \n3 pm Discussion on the direction and work areas of the JIM Cluster \n  \n4 pm Closing worship \n  \n4:15 pm Finish \n  \n  \nPlease register by Monday 23 September by clicking here \n  \nCost: $40 for metropolitan participants \n$25 concession and non-metropolitan participants. \n$10 online (morning session only) \nTea/coffee and lunch included. \n  \nIf you have particular access needs or need assistance to register contact: \nAlicia Torres \nCentre for Theology and Ministry \n29 College Crescent\, Parkville\, Vic\, 3052 \nPhone (03) 9340 8815 \nEmail: Alicia.Torres@victas.uca.org.au
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SUMMARY:Opening Panel Discussion: Ecumenical Period of Reflection on Disability and the Bible
DESCRIPTION:As we mark the first anniversary of the release of the final report of the Disability Royal Commission\, a group of ecumenical leaders invite you to a period of reflection on disability and the bible. \nThis opening panel discussion brings together biblical scholars and disability theologians to reflect together on the bible’s diverse portraits of disability and impairment\, and on the contexts in which these texts were written and those in which they continue to be interpreted. \nThis is a discussion that might shape our practice of reading and ministry together\, drawing on the latest research and theological reflection on diverse lived experience. And it will open a discussion for which Inside Others will provide further resources over the weeks that follow\, for those who would like to take this reflection further. \nThese are crucial questions for everyone who draws on the bible in ministry settings and you are warmly invited to join us for it. \nThere will be opportunity to join a collegial group (sometimes called a Peer Learning Group) to deepen learning\, and for ongoing reflection on practice in your context. There will be three gatherings fortnightly. More information on October 8. \nPanellists: \n \nMEREDITH ALLAN \nMeredith Allan is National Treasurer of ISAAC-Australia and was world President of ISAAC 2018-2020. ISAAC is the International Society for Augmented and Alternative Communication.  Meredith worked for the Australian Public Service for almost 30 years and now has blissfully retired from the full time workforce.  Meredith works on a casual basis as a Communication Assessor and Disability Educator with Scope in Victoria\, which is part of the process to be awarded the Communication Access symbol. Meredith also is on the Board of the NDIA. \nMeredith is a person who uses Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) to communicate and takes great joy in watching other people who use AAC become more confident and take leadership roles. \n  \n \nLOUISE GOSBELL \nLouise is an researcher and writer in disability\, with a focus on disability in the Bible as well as in church practice. In 2021\, Louise worked with the Social Issues Committee of the Sydney Anglican Diocese to release a set of accessibility guidelines for churches on disability inclusion called “Everyone Welcome: Accessible church for all.” Louise lives with a neurological disability and a number of chronic health conditions & is also the parent to a child with disability. \n  \n \nJUSTIN GLYN SJ \nJustin Glyn SJ is a Catholic priest\, Jesuit. academic in the area of law and theology and a civil and canon lawyer. He is a fellow of The Loyola Institute and honorary fellow of ACU. Among other things\, he writes about disability theology. \n  \nNote: This event includes catering from 5pm. When registering\, please provide information about dietary requirements\, and any other accessibility needs. Online participants will receive the Zoom link at 4:30pm on the day of the event. \n  \nTo register\, click here
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SUMMARY:Green Dreams: Protecting Our World
DESCRIPTION:Green Dreams: Protecting Our World \nAn exhibition by Toorak Art Studio \n  \nOct 21 – Nov 10 \n  \n*Gallery will also be open during Sat Nov 2\, Sun Nov 3\, Sat Nov 9 and Sun Nov 10 \n  \nToorak Art Studio presents Green Dreams\, an inspiring exhibition showcasing the voices of young artists\, aged 6 to 12\, as they explore the urgent environmental challenges of our time. Through a variety of mediums\, these children express their hopes and concerns for the future\, celebrating the beauty and fragility of the natural world. \n  \n \n \n  \nOpening Celebration \nFriday\, Nov 1\,  6 – 8 pm \nPlease RSVP: director@kinrossarts.org.au \n  \nKinross Arts Centre \n603 Toorak Road\, Toorak. \nPh 9829 0340  |  kinrossarts.org.au  |   E director@kinrossarts.org.au \n  \n  \nUrsula Betka \nMargaret Gibson \n  \nMadonna – Wisdom\, Grace and Compassion \n \n \n  \n \n  \nNov 18 – Dec 6\, 2024 \nGallery will also be open on Sat\, Nov 23 and Sat\, Nov 30 with the artists. \n  \n*Our exhibition has been made possible by the generous support of an anonymous donor. \n  \nThis exhibition presents a thoughtful exploration of the rich tradition of European sacred art\, presenting the Madonna as a symbol of divine grace\, wisdom\, and compassion. Ursula Betka and Margaret Gibson\, both esteemed iconographic artists\, bring together Renaissance-inspired and Byzantine-influenced works\, articulating the Madonna’s enduring spiritual resonance across different cultural and artistic traditions. Utilizing the time-honoured techniques of egg tempera painting and decorative gilding on wood panel\, these sacred artworks invite contemplation of the inherent virtues embodied by the Madonna. \n  \nOpening Celebration and Book Launch \nFriday\, Nov 22\, 6 – 8 pm \n  \nWith master of ceremonies Mary McGillivray\, art historian and content creator; and guest speaker Caroline Field\, Curator of the ACU Art Collection. \nRSVP required: director@kinrossarts.org.au \n  \nKinross Arts Centre \n603 Toorak Road\, Toorak. \nPh 9829 0340  |   kinrossarts.org.au  |   E director@kinrossarts.org.au \n  \n  \n  \n  \n_________________________________________________________________________________ \n  \nFriday\, Nov 22\,  6 – 8 pm \n  \nDr. Ursula Betka presents her new book \n  \nTechniques of Painting and Gilding in Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Italy.  \nEgg Tempera and Gold Leaf on Wood Panel. \nUrsula Betka (Nov. 2024) \n  \nThis book concentrates on a genre of sacred painting on wood panels that flourished in Catholic Europe from the late-medieval era. Both historical and contemporary methodologies of egg tempera painting and decorative gilding are explored\, along with the theological and historical meanings of sacred art in the Italian tradition. Cennino Cennini’s seminal text\, Il Libro dell’Arte\, written in the late-fourteenth century\, provides a starting point for an exploration of workshop techniques and materials seen through the lens of the author’s own artistic practice\, teaching and academic research. \n  \nThursday\, Nov 28. \n  \nArtist’s Demonstration by Dr. Ursula Betka \n  \nSession 1:  11am – 12pm    \nEgg tempera painting on wood\, Gold leaf applications. \nAdmission $30 \nLimited space. Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/CVMCC \n  \nSession 2:  1 – 2pm     \nRepeat demonstration of Egg tempera painting on wood\, Gold leaf applications. \nAdmission $30 \nLimited space. Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/CVMCC \n  \n  \n  \n  \nhttps://www.instagram.com/kinross_arts_centre/ \n  \nhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089869959433 \n  \n– \n  \nCentenary Concert of Reverend David Hodges AM. \n  \nThe Director and Committee of Kinross Arts Centre\, along with David Ross-Smith\, invite you to a special Soirée at David’s home\, (15 Watson Street\, Glen Iris)\, on Sunday\, October 27th at 4 pm. The event is a concert of David Hodges’ favourite music performed by members of the TUC Choir\, students of David Ross-Smith\, and guest opera artists Kate Amos (soprano) and Samuel Thomas-Holland (tenor). The program includes a diverse selection of music\, from Handel arias to Scottish folk songs. Proceeds will support Kinross Arts Centre during this important milestone. Catering generously sponsored by Heather Martin. \nDue to limited seating\, booking is essential. Tickets are $35.00 or $30.00 concession. \nTo book\, visit TryBooking https://www.trybooking.com/CVBJW or call David Ross-Smith on \n0429 907 908 \n \n 
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SUMMARY:Exploring Worship in the UCA
DESCRIPTION:An online course for anyone who wants to know more about Worship in the UCA. \nExploring Worship in the UCA has been created around the Worship Competencies from the “Assembly Standards and Competencies for the Formation and Education for the Specified Ministry of Lay Preacher”. So\, those training for the ministry of Lay Preaching\, and those needing to undertake training for the Worship Competencies for Pastors (as these are the same)\, can be assured they are receiving training to help them meet these competencies. \nHowever\, Exploring Worship in the UCA is also a great course for: \n\nWorship leaders\npeople undertaking a Period of Discernment\nLay Preachers looking for some continuing education\npeople new to the UCA who would love to know more about how Worship happens in the UCA\, and\nanyone just generally interested in knowing more about worship in the UCA.\n\n  \nExploring Worship in the UCA covers: \n\nwhat the Bible and the UCA say about worship\nthe UCA of ‘doing Worship’ – “Ordered Liberty”\ninclusive worship\ncreative worship\npractical Worship skills\nplanning Worship\nleading Worship\nethical Worship leadership (briefly\, this is covered more in the unit on the Code of Ethics for Lay Preachers)\n\nDates (Monday night): \n21 October \n28 October \n4 November \n11 November \n18 November \n25 November \n  \nTime (all on Zoom): 7-9pm \nCost: $30 \nTo register\, click here \n*Registrations close at 11:30pm (AEST) Monday 14th October 2024 \n  \nIn the site Uniting Church in Australia. Synod of Victoria and Tasmania this is a Picture of 240816 elm ef&a exploring uca flyer in the page Exploring Worship in the UCA
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