Church of The Trinity - Uniting Church

06/07/2026

A painting of our little church was accidentally sold the other week, if you know where it went we’d love to get it back. Please share.

A painting of our original church building, see below, was inadvertently sold at Stop By, 318 Goodwood Road Clarence Park, in the last couple of weeks. We would love to have it back so if you have bought it or know the person who did please let us know. We are happy to pick it up if necessary and provide compensation for your trouble.
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03/07/2026

An inspiring listen! Jessica is one of those ordinary saints we are so thankful for. Go listen to the podcast and get involved in the Five Leaf Eco-Awards.

18/06/2026

Rising Adelaide band Pash have just spent a week at Church of the Trinity (Trinity Sessions) songwriting and recording some demos with Melbourne producer Ben Oldland. A pleasure to have them using our space. .theband

12/06/2026

One of our wonderful congregation members contributing to wider scholarship (and talking about our favourite: Bluey)

Meet our Colloquium authors: Sarah Lawson

In December 2025, issue 55(2), Sarah Lawson wrote an article titled "Bluey: The Religious Imagination of the World’s Favourite Cartoon Dog."

Sarah has provided a picture (with permission), of the children who inspired her to write the Colloquium article.

"Watching the show with them, seeing how much both they and their parents loved it, really inspired me to think more deeply about how the show thinks and what it believes about the world, including religion and unseen orders."

Sarah was also inspired to write about "Bluey" by Douglas Cowan’s work on the religious imagination of Stephen King.

To read the Colloquium article by Sarah Lawson, free online, check out the link in the comments below.

28/05/2026

A wonderful reconciliation week story. We were privileged to host these two brothers at an event last night.

Iain Seymour never knew he was Aboriginal until finding out he was adopted three years ago and then meeting his brother Allen Edwards, the son of a woman who played a key part in setting up a poignant memorial to the long-term effects of the Stolen Generations. Warning: This story contains images of...