At 88, after reading her Bible 27 times, a Binjareb Aboriginal grandmother finally said yes to baptism.
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With a simple sign reading "free bibles", Miles gives away Bibles and other Christian books from a roadside stall in Tasmania.
Mission Australia and local churches embraced the resource as new partnerships expanded its reach.
Indigenous leaders, young people and church administrators came together in Melbourne to talk strategy and mission for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ministries of the Seventh-day Adventist Church for the next five years.
"Digital Discipleship is a training ground, a place to learn what is happening in the digital space because it's changing so quickly now," said Jared Madden.
As a Church, we celebrated the strength of our Indigenous church members and our ministry with them.
The program highlighted ATSIM’s work across Australia, sharing key milestones and inspiring stories.
An Adventist church member from Northern Territory, Australia, has been posthumously awarded in the Australia Day honours list, after serving her remote community for more than 45 years.
A highlight of this year’s ATSIM camp was a Sabbath-afternoon baptism, after which a further seven people responded to an appeal to prepare for baptism.
The ceremony recognised the achievements of 18 students and marked a year of record attendance at the college.
