Last night (Mon, 9 March), the Uniting Church in Australia gathered people from across the country for a National Online Service of Prayer for Peace in the Middle East, led by President Rev Charissa Suli. More than 140 people joined the service, including members of our church, ecumenical friends from Catholic and Anglican communities, and people of different faiths. Together
Armenian Missionary Association of Australia and Armenian Evangelical Church of Sydney 180th, 60th, and 25th Annirversaries. 16 and May 2026. The year 2026 is a milestone year for the Armenian Evangelical Church and the Armenian Missionary Association of Australia. It marks:• the 180th Anniversary of the Armenian Evangelical Church,• the 60th Anniversary of the Armenian Evangelical Church of Sydney,• the
Rev. Dr. Krikor Youmshajekian and his wife, and his wife Datevig Sarmazian Youmshajekian have officially been recognised on Australia’s National Monument to Migration Wall of Honour for their lifelong service and contribution. Their faith, love, and dedication to the community have touched countless lives. A well-deserved tribute to two remarkable individuals.
On Sunday 13 April 2025 3:00 pm, at the St. Stephen’s Uniting Church in Sydney, we remembered. And we stood together! Members of the Uniting Church in Australia gathered at St. Stephen’s Uniting Church in Sydney for a powerful sombre vigil marking the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide and the 10th anniversary of the Uniting Church’s national recognition of
Sydney, NSW – The Uniting Church in Australia (UCA) has formally acknowledged that the Armenian massacres and forced deportations constitute a Genocide. The UCA is the third denomination at a national level to acknowledge the Genocide that took place 100 years ago. The UCA that came into being on June 22, 1977, after three denominations – Congregational Union in Australia,