UnitingChurch

Glen Waverley

• I am a member of the Uniting Church in the Glen Waverley Uniting Church.
• I used to sing in the Glen Waverley Uniting Church Choir. It folded in 2021, largely due to Covid, together with the death of our conductor, Lyn Bromage. Here's what we have sung in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015.
• I maintain the Glen Waverley Uniting Church's Wiki Page. (Also see the QuickLinks page.) I am updating the wiki to archive old documents.
• I am one of the maintainers of the Church Database
• I'm one of the administrators for the Google Apps gwuc.org.au site.
• I wrote a comprehensive suite of programs in Python to manage the GWUC Church Rosters, which was on-line at one stage. Unfortunately, it has been decommissioned, due to difficulties faced by members of the congregation using it.

Synod and Assembly

• The Uniting Church in Australia Synod of Victoria and Tasmania
  I attended the Synod 2011 as a delegate of the Port Phillip East presbytery.
  I also attended the Synod 2017, again as a representative of the Port Phillip East Presbytery.

Ecumenical

• I am Treasurer (and web master) for the Glen Waverley and District Inter-Church Council

Other Church Stuff

• "Heaven is not a place - it is a state, a state of being in God, with God." Fr Kaz Trawicki, 28 May 2017. (Good Shepherd Catholic Church)
• "Faith becomes real when we put it into action". Rev Neil Peters, 2 Oct 2016 (Glen Waverley Uniting Church)
• Justice is getting what you deserve
  Mercy is not getting what you deserve
  Grace is getting what you don't deserve
  Peace is not getting what you don't deserve
  
• Michael Morwood's Articles of Faith
• The Lord's Prayer in French and Latin. Also my own paraphrase
• Some other collected paraphrases.
• Some graces that I have been collecting ...
• United Methodist Information Home Page
• Upper Room
• Howard Wallace's home page has some links to useful resources
• Hymn Music Files

• "Make time to pray.
  The great freight and passenger trains
  are never too busy to stop for fuel.
  No matter how congested the yards may be,
  no matter how crowded the schedules are,
  no matter how many things demand the attention of the trainmen,
  those trains always stop for fuel.”
  M.E. Andross
          

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