

Jen Barker
Fixing Her Eyes Print - NYE 2017 Gift
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5 minutes with Kaytie
Tell us a little about yourself I am twenty three years old and married to an amazing man named Adam. This year I became a mother to the prettiest little girl, Milani. I taught dance for 7 years and am now pursuing a career in photography. I grew up travelling Australia and have recently settled in Newcastle with my little family. What’s your favourite bible passage & why? 1 John 4:10 - This is love: not that we have loved God but that He loves us and gave His Son as an atoni


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5 minutes with Caroline
Tell us a little about yourself?
I can't remember life without knowing Jesus. Thanks to a a great Christian family. I live in a amazing house renovated by my clever hubby and have lived here for almost 36 years. The rooms are now empty from fun family memories. I have four grown daughters, 3 son in laws and 2 grandchildren. I love being at home, helping my hubby out with work, being a grandmother, gardening and sharing my garden with others. I love the outdoors and want the


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5 minutes with Jo
Tell us a little about yourself I'm Jo + I'm a creative from RADelaide, 28 years young. I love Jesus, people, music, photography, opshopping, coffee, having fun + a laugh! My job is having the privilege of running Worn Again. Worn Again is an Opshop which is a ministry of my Church - Citylight Church Glenelg. We sell all clothes + such for just $2 and all profit goes to the community work Citylight does in RADelaide. It's a magical place! What's your favourite bible passage &


Tamie Davis & Bree Mills
Emboldened - A Book Review (2 Parts)
PART ONE: EMBOLDENED WOMEN I thought Emboldened was going to be a battle cry, but it was more like a warm hug. I expected more to be doing more fist-pumping, fewer moments of eyes filled with tears of comfort and gratitude. With part one entitled ‘Emboldened Women’, and part two ‘A Vision for an Emboldened Church’, this book is both a love letter to women in the body of Christ, and a pep talk to male leaders who want to embolden women. I’ll be giving my attention to part one,


Fiona Isaacs
A Christmas Prince
Apologies this piece does contain massive spoilers for the film “A Christmas Prince”. Netflix’s Christmas release “A Christmas Prince” has received a lot of attention on listicle and clickbait articles for being possibly the most amazing worst Christmas movie ever (Click here for a good summary). Having viewed this monstrosity of confection twice, I can confidently say that it is almost perfection in its terrible script, ridiculous plot and awkward acting. “A Christmas Prince


Julie Nixon
What about the children?
Since the ABC’s exposé of domestic violence within churches on the 7:30 program, I have watched with sadness, anger and dismay at the ensuing debate. I knew that when the program aired it would bring up a plethora of painful memories for many. I underestimated however, the intensity of the defensive vitriol that ensued from both inside the church and from those who like to look for cracks in the institution.
I have been a trauma counsellor for the last 27 years and have had


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5 minutes with Edwina
Tell us a little about yourself I’m the Church History lecturer at Morling College. I’ve been married to my fantastic husband Peter for over 25 years and we have two wonderful children, Joel and Lara. What's your favourite bible passage & why? Philippians is probably my favourite book of the Bible, with its emphasis on the joy of following Jesus in all circumstances, especially chapter 2 on the imitation of Christ and 4:6-8: “Don’t be anxious about anything, but in everything


Mary Elizabeth Fisher
Advent: Joy
NT Wright a New Testament scholar puts it this way:
"Made for spirituality, we wallow in introspection.
Made for joy, we settle for pleasure.
Made for justice, we clamor for vengeance.
Made for relationship, we insist on our own way.
Made for beauty, we are satisfied with sentiment.
But new creation has already begun.
The sun has begun to rise.
Christians are called to leave behind, in the tomb of Jesus Christ, all that belongs to the brokenness and incompleteness


Bree Mills
Is your Gospel good enough for the world you encounter?
A review of Lisa Sharon Harper’s ‘The Very Good Gospel’ In 2004, as I sat with a young woman who shared with me her story of being abuse by a man she trusted, I remember my burning desire to share the love of God with her. She desperately needed to know the hope I knew for a better future, the feeling I knew of unconditional love. Being a good first year bible college student, and beach mission trained, I knew my gospel tracts. I had even memorised the verses! Yet, it didn’t