A NAIDOC Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ministries (ATSIM) regional created a safe space for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to fellowship, worship and celebrate First Nations peoples.
Author: Juliana Muniz
A recent Week of Worship at Wahroonga Adventist School (NSW) contributed to the spiritual lives of primary students while strengthening the partnership between Wahroonga and Vatuvonu Adventist College in Fiji.
The Digital Discipleship Conference NZ encouraged participants to use the tools they have for digital evangelism and discipleship.
Attendees came from all TPUM missions, including the Solomon Islands, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, American Samoa, Kiribati and Vanuatu.
Nominated for a Blue Plaque award by Heritage NSW the church is in need of votes by June 30 to win.
ACMS features include efficient membership transfers, tracking interests and non-members, and generating various reports for better decision-making at local church and conference/mission levels.
The week-long visit aimed to empower mission workers and church members, featuring visits to four preschools and government offices.
The garden’s mission, displayed on a sign at the site, is to “sow, grow, and share” fresh vegetables with the local community, fostering connections and providing support through fresh produce.
Long-time best friends Hannah Tasker and Shila Drury were baptised together in a ceremony specifically arranged to coincide with the Tasker family’s visit to Australia.
Originally opened in 1984 with 20 students as Maitland Adventist District School, the institution closed in 1994. After years or planning, it was reopened in May this year.
