Each morning of the Queensland Assembly there’s a time of prayer. At 7.00am people gather to sing, hear a devotion and spend time in prayer together. Then on to breakfast. (And maybe a coffee) It is a well attended meeting, and the subsequent sessions of the Assembly demonstrate its value.
Kevin Murray speaking about the past 40 years of world mission. In 1977 those serving in mission went from over 100 to 4. The Presbyterian church responded by recognizing Presbyterians who had been serving with evangelical bodies because the denomination had no interest in them. Now close to 200 are recognized, along with partnerships with …
This morning we’re having a couple of seminars at Assembly. Reports and other business cease while we think about issues of pastoral concern. In the context of relating the gospel to a culture that is increasingly finding its identity in sexuality. As a church that affirms the gospel as the good news of who Jesus …
All hamstrings intact so far.
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