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UnitingWorld is the international aid and partnerships agency of the Uniting Church in Australia.
We collaborate with the global church to address the causes and consequences of poverty, injustice and violence.
Because every person is beloved by God and invited to a life that is whole and hopeful.

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Thank you so much for everything you’ve done to build the strength of our friends in Tonga. We’ve been heartened by the outpouting of love and support.

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Women in Ministry Update May 2022

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News, Women in Ministry (Pacific Region)
May 12, 2022

The Women in Ministry project supports women in the Pacific to study theology and seek ordination, equipping them for leadership in the Church and community. UnitingWorld’s Mardi Lumsden and Tanya Lee Fenwick have prepared an update about the scholars currently supported. “Our determined [Read More]

Celebrating Seven Days of Solidarity

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News
May 12, 2022

Thanks to everyone who celebrated our global neighbours with us during Lent. Here’s what a few people had to say: “The Seven Days booklet is one of the best and well-put together resources I’ve come across in 30 years of ministry. The layout, content and information are all... [Read More]

Thank you for standing with Tonga

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News
May 12, 2022

We’ve been blown away by your response to help our neighbours in Tonga after the devastating volcano and tsunami that hit in January. Our partners the Free Wesleyan Church of Tonga (FWCT) immediately rolled out the Tekina ‘I Moana initiative, the disaster management and recovery arm of the... [Read More]

You are the salt of the earth

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Blogs
May 11, 2022

The last pieces of corn from a family’s harvest, laid out on a table set with love: that’s what I see when I think of people I’ve visited over the past ten years with UnitingWorld. Gifted by a family fighting tuberculosis and hunger in Timor-Leste, the cobs are a... [Read More]

Salt and Light | UnitingWorld Update Q2 2022

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News
May 11, 2022

A woman is raising up the powerless in her community with the truth that they’re made in the image of their creator. Another is working to prevent violence before it happens and inspiring her peers to join her. A man is showing whole communities how to work together... [Read More]

Prayers for the Philippines elections

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News, Pray, Pray
May 6, 2022

On Monday 9 May, the Philippines will hold national and local elections. Our partner the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) has called for prayer amid political violence, disinformation and fears of vote-rigging. Already on 27 February, 60-year-old UCCP elder and local mayor Filipina [Read More]

West Papua churches speak out on human rights

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News, Pray
May 4, 2022

The Uniting Church in Australia remains deeply concerned about the human rights and humanitarian situation in the Indonesian provinces of Papua and West Papua. In a letter to international partners, the West Papua Council of Churches has detailed ongoing violence and marginalisation experienced by i [Read More]

Calls for prayer as Sri Lanka faces deepening economic crisis

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News, Pray
April 7, 2022

Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis since independence in 1948. Soaring inflation has caused devastating shortages of food, medicine and fuel across the country. Energy is being rationed by the government, causing prolonged blackouts. The blackouts and shortages set off huge public demonst [Read More]

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