Presenting the class of 2009!
For the class of 2009, gathered in the Wesley Mission in their gowns and colourful hoods, the day represented two or three years of lectures, evening jam or study sessions, instant noodles, hours spent at the library computers, intensive rehearsals, and painstakingly-written essays. .
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New CEO for Compassion Australia
The Compassion Australia Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Tim Hanna as the organisation's new Chief Executive Office.
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New school walk on offer: Graffiti Melbourne
Urban Seed\'s Youth & Schools Team has developed a new walk, now on offer.
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One-handed Model Boat Builder, Builds Replica of the Sailing Ship Barque Elizabeth that first brought the Sisters of Mercy to Australia 12 May 2010
Two years ago, Mercy Village ~ Wembley resident Ray Holwill took on the mammoth task of building a model replica of the sailing ship Barque Elizabeth which brought the Sisters of Mercy to Australia in 1846.
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Cricket Series 6 - Cricket Ministry's Early Years
Cricket chaplain of 26 years Mark Tronson, a Baptist minister and Well-Being Australia chairman, retired at the end of 2000 after 17 years as the Australian Cricket Team chaplain, and stepped sideways to Life After Cricket.
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IPTV interviewing Western Australians
The Australian Missionary News IPTV (Television on the Internet) is a ministry of Well-Being Australia which was initiated last year and has since established a niche for itself. Anchorman, Mark Tronson, is heading to Western Australia for a full tour of both interviewing and ministry.
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Spotlight on Biblefresh book launch at CRE
A book inspiring Christians to reconnect with the Bible will be launched this week at CRE (Christian Resources Exhibition). The Biblefresh book is a collection of essays written by Christians from a variety of churches and organisations and is the key resource of the Biblefresh movement. The contributors' main objective is to share their wisdom in order to help Christians to re-engage with the Bible in a practical way.
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Mercy Ships Recognizes International Nurses Day
As International Nurses Day is celebrated on 12 May, volunteer nurses on the Africa Mercy lead by example in the fight against chronic diseases of poverty.
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Founder of Teen Ranch and Walk Thru the Bible in Australia passes away
Doug Gibb (89) passed away Monday night, May 3rd. He had been unwell for some time and died in hospital on the Gold Coast. His funeral was Friday, May 7th, and the Rev Dr Garry Coleman conducted a small service primarily for family and close friends.
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Athletes' advertising is a draw card!
A newly released study which engaged both the University of Manchester in England and the University of Western Sydney in Australia has linked behaviour of fans to advertising of alcohol by athletes.
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Cricket Series 5 - Cricket Ministry's Influence
Cricket chaplain of 26 years Mark Tronson, a Baptist minister and Well-Being Australia chairman, retired at the end of 2000 after 17 years as the Australian Cricket Team chaplain, and stepped sideways to Life After Cricket.
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World Vision Australia commended for transparent reporting
The nation's largest aid agency, World Vision Australia, was last night commended for the openness of its reporting and was announced the winner of the 2009 PricewaterhouseCoopers Transparency Awards.