Will my bus driver lose his job to a driverless bus? In this sixth episode of the Project Plenty Podcast, Scott is joined by Brett Hall of Jobs Queensland to explore questions like this as they tackle the future of work. They’ll talk technology, globalisation, demographic change as factors driving change in the future of work for Queensland, and think a little about what that evolving future means for the Uniting Church.

In this edition of the Project Plenty podcast, Scott Guyatt speaks with Geoff Batkin, Chief Executive Officer of Wesley Mission Queensland, about the organisation's work in the aged care sector. Share your thoughts today to shape our future for tomorrow. Join the Project Plenty conversation.

What does it mean to be human, and created in God's image? With incredible advances in bio and medical technology, where do we draw the line with how we "enhance" ourselves? What will we be able to do to and with the human body by 2030 ... and should we?

Trinity College Queensland's Dr Victoria Lorrimar explores these questions with Scott Guyatt in this episode of the Project Plenty podcast.

During his recent visit to Australia, Andrew Root (http://andrewroot.org) sat down with Scott Guyatt for the third episode of the Project Plenty podcast to discuss ministry and mission in an increasingly secular world. Andrew's most recent books, "Faith and Formation in a Secular Age" and "The Pastor in a Secular Age", explore similar topics.

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What are the challenges facing our youth and young adults? What does the future of the church look like through their lens? What challenges face parents of today's young people? Scott Guyatt is joined by Mike Hands (Newlife Brisbane Pastor) and Rev Fa Matangi (Moreton Rivers Presbytery Youth and Children's Ministry Co-ordinator) to explore these and many more questions in the second edition of the Project Plenty podcast.

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In this first episode of the new Project Plenty series, Scott Guyatt (Queensland Synod Director of Mission Strategy) interviews North Queensland Presbytery Minister Rev Garry Hardingham and asks, "What do you think 2030 looks like and what role can the Uniting Church play?"

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Fresh from their experience at the 33rd Qld Synod of the Uniting Church, we sat down with Jo, Julia and Josh, three young adults, to explore their reactions to the Synod meeting, and their views on the now and future Uniting Church. Join us for this final episode of the #realUnitingChurch podcast series.

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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In this Synod Inspired session Andy Goodacre (3DM) challenges people to think differently about rejuvenating the local church, using practical examples of what his church in Tasmania has done. He talks about becoming God's missionary people and seeing lives transformed.

Part one of two recorded during the 33rd Queensland Synod in October 2017.

On Saturday 21 October 2017 members of the 33rd Queensland Synod meeting enjoyed this lunchtime panel discussion hosted by the Synod Interfaith Relationships Committee.

Rev Heather Griffin hosts this fascinating conversation with Dr Nora Amath, Associate Professor Halim Rane, Rev Brian Hoole and Rev Heather Allison.

Trinity College Queensland principal Dr Leigh Trevaskis brings the third Bible study to the 33rd Synod of the Uniting Church in Queensland.

Based on Leviticus 23-25, Leigh explores the modern relevance of the Old Testament. The reading (Leviticus 24:1-9) is read by Baressa Jakonia from Napranum.