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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2017 · 36 MIN

Rural and Remote Australia and the Uniting Church

from Uniting Church Queensland · host Uniting Church Queensland

What does it mean for the Uniting Church to be active in rural and remote Australia? Is this part of our DNA as a church? What are the some of the challenges facing rural and remote Australia in general, and the Uniting Church in particular? In this two-part episode of the #realUnitingChurch podcast, Mardi chats with Rev Kaye Ronalds (former Moderator, former CQ Presbytery Minister, now at Granite Belt UC) and then Scott talks with Rev Arthur Tutin (Central Qld Remote Area Ministry Project Officer) in a conversation that explores the relationship between rural and remote Australia and the Uniting Church. The #realUnitingChurch podcast series explores the core identity of the Uniting Church in this its 40th year, and where the church might go in the next 40 years.

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