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Author: Maryellen Hacko
250,000 copies containing the books of Mark, John and Acts have been printed to be distributed in time for Papua New Guinea for Christ in May.
The rapid growth is largely thanks to the implementation of Discovery Bible Reading and branch Sabbath school initiatives.
The 10-day series began in Adelaide and finished in Melbourne with a concert by royal wedding singer Paul Lee.
"It's fantastic to see the Church get behind this project, but we still have a window to order more [before Papua New Guinea for Christ in May]," says Pastor Wayne Boehm. "We'd love your support."
More than 400 women from across Sydney dressed in white for the event, standing united against domestic violence.
Submerged in 1.2 metres of water, the whole site—including low-lying cabins and facilities—is now covered in 100 millimetres of mud and debris.
"A lot of people were really challenged to simplify their life so they can spend time to hear and connect with God," said first-time attendee Lucy Dessington.
Organised by the Greater Sydney Conference, the event focused on mobilising local church groups to pray intentionally, fervently and regularly.
Inspired to reach the community of Melbourne, AYC attendees connected with more than 105 people interested in Bible studies and health talks.
