Where is God?

words by Rev. Jennie Gordon

Has God abandoned the farm? The gate hangs open and the dogs are left to look after themselves. Where is God?

We have an online gathering each week on Zoom, where anyone from the Uniting Churches across Gippsland can share what’s been going on. This question came with five minutes left of the meeting: When people ask me, ‘Where is God in this COVID situation?’ and ‘Why would God let this global pandemic happen?’, what can I say?”

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Sunday October 25th – Pentecost 21

What does it mean
to love one another and know that
there are refugees needing a home?
And not taking or joining action
that will reach out
to them.

Rev. Deacon Wendy Elson
Shearwater Ministry Team
(Ian Turnnidge, Wendy Elson, Jennie Gordon)
Worship at home (PDF)
Retirement/Nursing home
(Rob Barnes – Maffra/Heyfield)
Reflection (PDF)
Traralgon Uniting ChurchTalking Point (PDF)
Sermon (PDF)
Photo thanks to Rev. Ian Ferguson

Sunday October 18th – Pentecost 20

Then the hand of God
held me gently and placed me
in a cleft of the rock,
and everything
went dark.

Rev. Jennie Gordon
Shearwater Ministry Team
(Ian Turnnidge, Wendy Elson, Jennie Gordon)
Worship at home (PDF)
Retirement/Nursing home
(Rob Barnes – Maffra/Heyfield)
Reflection (PDF)
Traralgon Uniting Church
Peter Morris
Talking Point (PDF)
Comments (PDF)
Photo from Kata Tjuta National Park by Rev. Arnie Wierenga

Sunday October 11th – Pentecost 19

when a
mining company
can knowingly destroy
ancient and sacred sites:
when laws to protect can be so
effectively and quietly eroded;
my heart grieves.

Rev. Ian Turnnidge
Shearwater Ministry Team
(Ian Turnnidge, Wendy Elson, Jennie Gordon)
Worship at home (PDF)
Retirement/Nursing home
(Rob Barnes – Maffra/Heyfield)
Reflection (PDF)
Traralgon Uniting Church
(Rev. Dr Kerry Pierce)
Talking Point (PDF)
Sermon (PDF)
Photo by Rev. Arnie Wierenga (sunrise on Uluru)