African Enterprise - Huye Mission Helping Reinvigorate Rwandan City
This month, in partnership with 10 local churches, African Enterprise (AE) has embarked on ‘The Huye Mission 2019’ in Rwanda.
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Basil Sellers Awards – Previous Winners
The young writers program of Press Service International in conjunction with Christian Today now functioning for 10 years - and since 2013 have a series of Panellists who mark their articles for the annual Basil Sellers Awards.
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John Skinner – sport writer and Over 31 'panellist' for the young writer program
John Skinner is one of the young writer panellists. John is a Vietnam Veteran, a journalist, a national rodeo judge, a cricket umpire and these are his own words.
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Bepsoke Bibles for New Zealand’s Army, Airforce and Navy
Bible Society New Zealand has just given 5,000 specially designed Bibles to the chaplaincy service of the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF).
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One Day in Melbourne – 2 plenaries and afternoon fun
The 4th ‘One Day in Melbourne’ for missions’ communications personnel this year under fresh leadership will be held at Craigieburn Salvation Army on Saturday 10 August.
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The Footplate Padre story
An opportunity came to me to become the Footplate Padre which in turn opened numerous doors for ministry over many years. I was a Locomotive Engineman for ten years before I entered Morling Seminary to study for the Baptist ministry.
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Young writers Brain Trust last weekend
On Saturday 4 May in Melbourne the young writer’s Brain’s Trust met - led by chair Sam Gillespie, a gathering that has met since 2015 as a consultancy body for Press Service International and Christian Today.
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Saturday - Young Writer’s Brain’s Trust in Melbourne
Saturday (4 May) sees the annual young writer’s Brain’s Trust meeting in Melbourne chaired by Sydney’s Sam Gillespie.
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African Enterprise Pastor Training Course empowers the next generation of evangelists
Any true cultural change has to transcend the generation that leads it in order to last.
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ANZAC has a strong local component
As long as I am able to recall even from a very early age, ANZAC Day involved three things - attending the ANZAC Day March, talking about the ideals of ANZAC within the family, learning about ANZAC at school.
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History miracles - Cricket chaplaincy
The cricket ministry developed smoothly and without a hitch. It was only years later, that I discovered the reason for this smooth acceptance of chaplaincy, when I realised in the late 1990s that Denis Rogers, chairman of the Australian Cricket Board (ACB), would introduce me as "the Cricket industrial chaplain".
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History miracles - Sports ministry
As previously explained I realised the nature of voluntary chaplaincy to a major industry such as Professional Sport required a strong philosophical housing where boundaries were very clearly defined within an InterChurch ministry framework.
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