Uniting Church resources

The Justice and International Mission unit exists to provide resources and to engage and educate others about issues of social justice.
The activities of the unit range from advocacy for refugee and asylum seekers to banning landmines; from gambling issues through to climate change; from issues of inequality to partner churches in the Asia Pacific.
While endeavouring to work alongside congregations and social justice networks, we also embark upon specific advocacy work aimed at shifting and shaping public policy. The aims of the unit are embodied in the Basis of Union and reflect the Uniting Church's concern for social justice and the care of God's creation.

The Transit Lounge is an online publication for young people who care about faith. Sponsored by the Uniting Church, it discusses life, culture, the world and home, news and events for and by people who are trying to figure out life. It doesn't have the answers, it's about the conversation.

Crosslight is a monthly newspaper written for, and about, the whole community of the Uniting Church and beyond. Crosslight aims to publish stories, comments and letters that reflect the depth and diversity of the Church. The paper is based at the Church’s Victoria and Tasmania Synod Office, in Melbourne.
The print edition is available free every month from Uniting churches (including St Andrew's Box Hill) or its articles may be read online via the Crosslight website.