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      • Uniting Church Responds to Laurie Ferguson’s Ignorance
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      • 2005 Bali Bombings - A message from the Uniting Church President
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      • National Assembly celebrates the 30th Anniversary
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      • Uniting Church joins the call for decisive action on climate change
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      • Urging Australia's leaders to recognise Iraq's humanitarian crisis
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      • Assembly Update August 2008
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In the spotlight

The Australian... 5 September 2008. The Uniting Church is one of the groups that have sent an open letter to Kevin Rudd urging him to begin consultation on human rights. Read more... 

Compass Direct News (online)... 14 July 2008. UIM Asia Secretary, Rev John Barr, says Christians in West Papua fear they'll be increasingly marginalised, as religious tensions rise. Read more...

 

Ministers Conferences

For all people in ministry, national conferences are being held in Bali, Darwin & the Sunshine Coast in 2008.

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