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Annual talk on 'respite' to Australian softballers

Annual talk on 'respite' to Australian softballers

Each year Delma and Mark Tronson of Well-Being Australia speak of the value of respite to the Australian and Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Softball squads. .

  • Bible Society sticks to real story this Christmas

    More than five million stickers are being made available across the UK this Christmas telling the real story of the season.

  • Tourism and Art mix again

    Three times a year, Gold Coasters and Australian and international holiday makers receive a handy sized tourism guide, explaining events and exciting news on the coast. This December's issue highlights the presence and benefits of the Christian ministry in the tourism industry. Well-Being Australia's Art Ministry has been positively reviewed in the magazine's regular half-page promotion.

  • Caritas calls on Pharmaceutical Company to have a 'HAART' this World AIDS Day

    Caritas Australia is calling on the pharmaceutical company Roche to refocus attention to developing paediatric HIV medications this World AIDS Day. In the twentieth Anniversary year of the Convention of the Rights of the Child Caritas has launched the international campaign "HAART for Children: greater Access to Paediatric HIV and TB testing and treatment."

  • 19th Cricketer's Newsletter highlights Respite

    The 19th Retired Australian Cricketers Bi-Annual Newsletter published on the 30 November, highlighted the importance of \'Respite\'. This newsletter was initiated in 30 November 2000 when Australian cricket team chaplain of 17 years, Mark Tronson, moved sideways at to develop Life After Cricket as part of his Well-Being Australia ministry.

  • Conference held in 2010 examines woman in Christian leadership

    After thirty or more years of often acrimonious debate most of the major churches are still divided over the status and ministry of women. The Roman Catholic Church continues to exclude women from the priesthood and large numbers of evangelicals continue to argue that in creation God subordinated the woman to the man and for this reason men should lead in the home and the church.

  • Santa, Jessica Rowe and Vic Lorusso collecting toys this Christmas

    The Exodus Foundation and Uniting Care are collecting toys for struggling families this Christmas, and Rev. Bill Crews will launch his Target Toy Drive with the help of Jessica Rowe and Vic Lorusso on Wednesday 2 December at Target, Westfield Shopping Town Burwood.

  • Pat Elston, one of five praying ladies

    Mrs Pat Elston, a respected 'senior' and one of five praying ladies, was recently interviewed for the Australian Missionary News IPTV by anchorman Mark Tronson. Every day, for the last 27 years, these ladies have devoted time to pray for Well-Being Australia chairman Mark and Delma Tronson, their family and ministry.

  • Aussie Harvest celebrates 10 years of outback evangelism

    Aussie Harvest, a non-denominational outreach ministry to men who live mainly in the west of NSW celebrated its 10th Anniversary this month.

  • WEA Leaders conclude historic meetings in China

    A group of 24 leaders from seven regions of the world has concluded the World Evangelical Alliance's first official visit to China.

  • Exodus India celebrates fourth anniversary

    On October 2 millions of Indians remembered the one hundred and thirty sixth birthday of the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi. Another birthday was also celebrated that day; but a fourth, that of Exodus: India, a support network of Christians who help sexual strugglers overcome their problems.

  • "Lenny the Lying Lemur" completed and launched

    The second book in the "Francy and Friends" series by RU4Kidz, "Lenny the Lying Lemur" was launched on Sunday, 22nd November, 2009, in the Menai Anglican Church, Sydney. The author, Mrs Jen Anderson, was assisted by her husband Tim Anderson, who served as MC for the meeting. The guest speaker was Major Ron Anderson AFSM, of The Salvation Army, Senior Chaplain of the Rural Fire Service. Also present was the Hon. Danna Vale MP, the local Federal Member for the area.