Ministry

Evangelism in the Upper Mountains

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In 1836, while his party baited their horses at the Weatherboard Inn, Charles Darwin trailed a nearby creek down to “a view exceedingly well worth visiting”[i]. That view was the Jamieson Valley at what is now the village of Wentworth Falls.…

1 Kings by John Woodhouse: A review by Hank Lee

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“What is your favourite book of the Bible?”, I remember somebody asking John Woodhouse during chapel at Moore College, where he was Principal during my time as a student, to which he replied with a grin, “It’s the one that I’m reading right now.…

Why would you?!

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ACR chats to Uni ministry campus director Ryan van der Avoort about what compelled him to move from South Africa to Sydney to study at Moore Theological College.    1) For a bit of context,  how would you describe…

Thank God for ordinary pastors

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The noble task of the ordinary Christian minister is essential for the future health of the churches which make up the Anglican Diocese of Sydney. Yet challenges to the ordinary Christian ministry abound! The world around us seems to be spinning…

What future has the Anglican Church of Australia?

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There can now be no doubt that the Anglican Church of Australia is headed towards a crisis moment. Some might argue it has been a long time coming but recent events have catalyzed the sense that we are rapidly arriving at a moment of decision. So…

Why would you?

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Moore College Overseas Alumni: An interview with Chris Townsend Chris, thank you for taking some time out to chat to us. Can you tell us about the state of the church in your country? I come from two countries, England and Indonesia. I grew up in…