Throughout the morning, Marcus and I approached a handful of people and had some very brief conversations with them, asking if they had any interest in engaging in a conversation about God, faith, spiritual things or if they had ever come across Christianity before.

During the conference, most of our time and energy reflected the Great Commission and was devoted to training and equipping Christians in disciple-making. Our ultimate aim is for people to learn how to do that at these events and then take that back to their individual campuses, churches and communities.

It felt odd to be gathered around such a large assortment of students at Perth airport. It was mid-week, and many of them probably should have been at their university

~ Scott Adamson: Director Digital Ministry What happens to graduates of Power to Change after uni? Where do they end up? How do they reflect on their time at uni?

~ Jonathon Kilchester, a missionary with the Campus Ministry Passing the baton to the next generation Let me reintroduce you to Harry. He is one of the students I have

~ Jackie Kim, a missionary from the Campus Ministry In October, I went to Melbourne with 7 other new campus missionaries for training. It was amazing!  Follow up… Last time

“Where will we stay?” Mary asked. “We’ll find somewhere” Joseph replied. He sounded more confident than he felt. The uncertainty of their accommodation was in contrast to the certainty of

Imagine planting five house churches in four years. This is what Poh Choo and her husband Phil have done in Melbourne through the Basic Church network under the umbrella of