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International Training Project
train ONE ... feed MANY In many places around the world, the gospel has taken root and there are a growing number of churches. However, specifically… Read More -
Being Different In A Different World
My husband Calvin and I are basically a melting pot of cultures. Our little one, Selah Serese, is 2 years old and she does life… Read More -
Pygmy Work in North East DR Congo
It was our privilege more than 30 years ago to meet Way Alege. He was a very energetic, gifted and keen Christian, more than willing… Read More -
The Culture Of The Kingdom
MulticulturalismFrom a Ukrainian father and an English mother, I was born in the UK and migrated to Australia at age six. I was raised in… Read More -
Christ The Conqueror
As a lead up to the 2018 Invictus Games, The Courier-Mail newspaper published the poem ‘Invictus’ (Unconquered) by Victorian-era poet William Ernest Henley, of which… Read More -
Papuan Progress
All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. (Romans 3:23 NRSV) As we work among people from two cultures that differ from… Read More -
It Sure Was A Different World
It has been a long time since we ‘hit the field’. We arrived in Papua New Guinea in November 1987 and were thrown immediately into… Read More -
The Different World of South America
The Different World of South America It is now more than 25 years since we finally touched down in Monteria, Colombia, to commence the two-hour bus… Read More -
God’s Grace
From time to time I hear Christians say how much they are undeserving of God’s grace and salvation through Christ. Well, that is the definition… Read More -
Lessons Learnt Over The Years
As I sit to write this article I realise we are less Australian than we were 26 years ago. The things that stood out back… Read More -
Rookies Loose On The Mission Field
We arrived in the Philippines during a time of great political tension and unrest soon after the fall of a long dictatorship. How excited and… Read More -
Good Books Change The Culture
Good books change the culture — God’s book changes lives. The first Assembly missionaries working in Papua New Guinea in the 1960s were initiators of literacy-… Read More
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My husband Calvin and I are basically a melting pot of cultures. Our little one, Selah Serese, is 2 years old and she does life with us. There are just somethings that are normal to her: we never really have a five-minute drive anywhere without traffic or some sort of traffic situation and to her...
It was our privilege more than 30 years ago to meet Way Alege. He was a very energetic, gifted and keen Christian, more than willing to use his dramatic ability to work with us recording programs for non-readers. Dr Way Alege has worked extremely long hours with little sleep over the past seven...
Multiculturalism From a Ukrainian father and an English mother, I was born in the UK and migrated to Australia at age six. I was raised in a new church plant in 1968 which brought together Dutch, Scottish, German, white and coloured South Africans, Italians, New Zealanders, Hungarian, Asian, Maori...
As a lead up to the 2018 Invictus Games, The Courier-Mail newspaper published the poem ‘Invictus’ (Unconquered) by Victorian-era poet William Ernest Henley, of which the last stanza reads: “It matters not how strait [narrow] the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my...
All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. (Romans 3:23 NRSV) As we work among people from two cultures that differ from ours, we are reminded that our aim as Christians is to be conformed to Christ as revealed in the Bible. Back in Australia, the Judeo-Christian ethic is being eroded,...
It has been a long time since we ‘hit the field’. We arrived in Papua New Guinea in November 1987 and were thrown immediately into work, managing the guesthouse at our PNG headquarters. We were also thrown into the cultural deep end when we found ourselves in the middle of tribal fighting. The...
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