Over the past week, I had the joy and privilege of visiting several congregations across our Mission Centre, and I continue to be moved by the spirit of grace and generosity that defines our church community…

In the suggested meditation section of July Daily Bread messages, the question is asked, “What is the voice of God saying to us?”  We are asked to consider is it in whispers, in the beauty of creation or in the faces and eyes or expressions of people we meet…

I visited the Drummoyne congregation on Sunday for a thoughtfully planned gathering that included Tai Chi practice, personal reflections, and shared lunch. It was a joy to meet members of the community, listen to their sacred stories and learn of the ways their faith has shaped their lives through the years…

When Wade and I read that Stassi Cramm had been called to Prophet-President, we got out the maps and started planning our next US road trip. We had a strong sense of Stassi’s calling and her message of hope plus unfinished business from the 2023 World Conference…

Last Sunday night, a small group of friends gathered at Jenny Robinson's home for dinner and Communion. We shared a meal, swapped stories from World Conference and shared what’s been unfolding in our lives…

One of the most treasured Enduring Principles in Community of Christ is the Blessings of Community. It reminds us that the gospel of Jesus Christ comes to life through loving relationships where each person is valued and embraced. This past Sunday, I witnessed that truth in meaningful ways during visits to the West Pennant Hills and Open Door congregations…

This week I had the pleasure of joining with a House Church group in Melbourne that gather in Mentone on a fortnightly basis.

In the comfort of Roger McLaughlin's home, surrounded by original artworks, books, artefacts from world travels, family photos and handcrafted woodwork, five familiar friends and fellow disciples gathered around the table, lit candles, and commenced their spiritual practice…

I am pleased to share our highlights from World Conference 2025, some inspiring moments and thoughtful connections that stand out. It was such a privilege to gather and grow together…

Moving to Australia has been full of transitions both big and small for our family. Our daughters have had to get used to wearing school uniforms. My husband has gone from driving to work every day to catching public transport. I’ve had to learn to drive on the other side of the road and pay close attention to parking signs (only one parking ticket so far and no moving violations…I count that as a win)…

An inspiring World Conference came to an end several weeks ago, with quite a few Australians attending and enjoying the worships, renewing friendships and being encouraged to have hope for the future…