Tag: One Project

The recipients of Manifest’s most prestigious award this year used their acceptance speech to remind other creatives that living love helps maintain faithfulness to calling.

Given the controversy, the reality and the rumours, is the Church better off for the One project?

Is your home a place where you simply live, eat and sleep? Or is it a "kingdom house"?

A one-day One Project event has focused on Jesus' methods of discipleship and given attendees a chance for practical learning.

The One project introduces more intimate gatherings but remains focused on the Son.

Around 150 people from Australia and New Zealand gathered in Sydney for the One Project this past weekend (August 20-21).

Author and editor Dr William Johnsson discusses why he committed his working life to writing for the Church.

Several years ago, Matthew Butler walked away from his Christian faith. The South New Zealander was done with Jesus and had dusted his hands of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. All that would change, however, on a weekend in November.

For the One dares to imagine what the Seventh-day Adventist Church would look like if our personal and corporate practice fully reflected the reality: Jesus. All.

A new Australian-published book was launched as the first book from The One Project at their annual North American gathering on February 10 in Seattle.