West End Uniting Church

07/06/2026

Today for our Contemplative Gathering @ 5:30pm @ WEUC - we will have a time of (mostly) silent Centring Prayer / Meditation ... all welcome

02/06/2026

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Happy Pride Month ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🖤🤍🤎

May we, in the great diversity of God’s creation, live our lives in all their fullness.

31/05/2026

Thank you, Rev Dr Paul Walton for reminding us today that tomorrow will be ONE YEAR since Rev Erin's ordination right here at West End Uniting!!!!

And what a year it has been. We're a colourful community, but It's not always rainbows and skittles here in West End... So THANK YOU for serving our church and wider community so joyfully, humbly and faithfully. We love you, Erin!!!!

Here's a few memories :)

30/05/2026

29/05/2026

We can’t wait to sing Sabbath Song by Gabi Cadenhead & Marion St for the first time tomorrow!

Check out this track and so much more homegrown music from the fabulous Leichhardt Uniting Church - LUC!!!!!

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29/05/2026

for our Contemplative Gathering this Sunday, 5:30pm - 7pm, you are welcome to join us in Labyrinth Walking; an ancient form of walking meditation. No experience needed; an introduction will be given at the beginning, in the church

29/05/2026

In the spirit of National Reconciliation Week's ALL IN FOR RECONCILIATION theme, we've launched the Muth arrak Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leaders Campaign.

This campaign is an opportunity to partner with Muth Arrak - the Queensland regional council of the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress -to equip First Peoples young adults and youth across our church to grow into emerging leadership roles: in their congregations, communities, and across the wider Uniting Church.

Click the link in our Linktree to read the story and donate today!

26/05/2026

National Sorry Day, 26th May 2026. This is a day of reflection and healing as we remember and acknowledge the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, which we now know as the Stolen Generation.*
It is a reminder of resilience, recognition, and the ongoing journey toward healing. Observing Stolen Generation Sorry Day allows all Australians to reflect on past injustices and commit to building a future where truth and reconciliation are at the forefront.*
(From Aboriginalculturalimmersions.com.au)

Read more and for events click on the link below:
https://healingfoundation.org.au/stolen-generations/national-sorry-day/

24/05/2026

APOLOGIES – THERE WILL NOT be a 5:30pm Contemplative Gathering @ West End Uniting Church tonight – but, looking forward to our Labyrinth Walk next Sunday