UnitingWorld Sunday
The church wasn't meant to stand alone. It is part of the one body of Christ in the world.
Indeed, the body does not consist of one member but of many.
If one member suffers, all suffer together with it; if one member is honored, all rejoice together with it. (1 Cor 12:14, 26)
The Uniting Church in Australia is connected in partnership with churches across the Pacific, Asia and Africa. They are vibrant, inspiring, and dedicated people of God who are transforming lives and communities for the better.
UnitingWorld is the agency that manages these partnerships for the wider UCA, and UnitingWorld Sunday is a chance to hear more about their work and celebrate our global neighbours together.
By hosting a UnitingWorld Sunday service, you’ll be helping your church connect to our global neighbours, learn from their stories and make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.
We have a great range of resources, including a liturgy, sermon video, PowerPoint resources, colouring-in sheets, information about UnitingWorld, opportunities to give, and more!
UnitingWorld Sunday in action!
How your church can make a difference
When you host a UnitingWorld Sunday, not only do you get the chance to learn from our global neighbours. You get the chance to be a part of their stories too!
The videos below show the work of UnitingWorld and our global partners in our five main project areas.
A little intro to UnitingWorld.
Emergency Response
Gender Equality
Equip communities to tackle issues of gender equality and cultural attitudes through education, training and women’s participation in community decision-making.
Poverty Alleviation
Help our local partners provide education, healthcare, clean water, financial services and income opportunities to help families and communities break the cycle of poverty.
Strong Leadership
Support our partners to build up strong leaders and organisations to effectively combat poverty, inequality and injustice in their communities.
Climate Resilience
Help vulnerable communities prepare to withstand chronic environmental degradation, more frequent disasters, and plan for a smart and effective recovery.
