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Our staff

Elizabeth Raine, Minister The Reverend Elizabeth Raine joined Tuggeranong Uniting as its minister in December 2018. Elizabeth has had some diverse and interesting placements, such as a school chaplaincy, a tenancy worker with UnitingCare, a congregational minister, a lecturer at Uniting Theological College, a Presbytery minister, and as an Intentional…

Our story

Every family has stories to tell: stories about where they came from. Why they are where they are. Why they do things the way they do. Our Aboriginal sisters and brothers call these stories dream time stories because they are usually very old stories, stories that began before you and…

Annual Reports

Each year we produce an annual report which tells the story of our life and witness. Click on the links below to see an online version. From the online version, you will also be able to download a printable PDF version.

What’s important to us

Our vision is to be a growing and loving community touching the lives of people in the Tuggeranong valley. We seek to engage our community of Tuggeranong in vital ways that speak of God’s love and generosity. This engagement has led to a number of ministries and activities. We…

Offerings

The options for you to make your offering are: Place your offering in the offering plate at Sunday worship services. Due to the pandemic, an offering bowl is not circulated but is placed at the rear of the auditorium for people to place their offering. Pay via Cash, EFTPOS or…

Safe Church

Tuggeranong Uniting Church operates under the Safe Church principles of the Uniting Church of Australia. More information about the Uniting Church’s Safe Church principals can be found on their website http://safechurch.uca.org.au…

What we are about

Our vision is to be a growing and loving community touching the lives of people in the Tuggeranong valley. We believe everyone has God-given gifts to serve one another and the community. We are a varied group of people who believe that what we do, and who we are, has…

Environmental Commitment

Sustainability as an expression of Christian discipleship At the very beginning of the bible, we find God creating a world that God calls ‘very good’, with flourishing plants and animals. God then appoints the human creature as caretaker or steward of this good creation, with the inference being that the…