the differences between the denominations to know where I'd identify myself, but I've also drawn from different traditions in my reading and in my experiences. Rachael Kohn: Would you say you're a Christian? Kate: Yes, absolutely, in the sense that I'm a follower of Jesus and is there anything more on that? Gillian: I didn't grow up in the church but I did come to faith I suppose as a Christian in my early 20s, and I'm now part of the Uniting Church in Mount Barker, not for any reason other than just that's where I happen to be, I believe in all the different denominations and organisations have much to contribute. Neil: Yes my faith journey I've drawn from a range of places. I've drawn heavily from para-church organisations, youth work organisations, and the Anglican church where I'm worshipping at the moment in my local area. I define myself fundamentally as a follower of Christ. Rachael Kohn: Some of the mission workers who in various ways serve the homeless and the needy in their cities around Australia. I'm Rachael Kohn and this is the third in a three-part series about religious communities. SONG: Kindness Rachael Kohn: Religious communities come in different forms, but The Waiters' Union in Brisbane doesn't rely on monks, nuns, priests or bishops to do its work, helping those in need. Dave and Ange Andrews find their faith expressed in simpler terms, as in this song, sung by Dave. SONG: Kindness Dave Andrews: I think for