Con Campbell is coming to speak at Wollongong University on the topic of Jesus’ resurrection, and how it shatters world views. His presentation (from 1 Corinthians 15) will aim to be both apologetic and evangelistic. No charge, everyone welcome!
When: 27th May, 7:00PM
Where: Hope Theatre, UoW. Campus map here
Con Campbell is an author and lecturer in Greek and New Testament at Moore College, a well regarded Australian jazz saxophonist, and is married to Bronwyn with three children.
Con Campbell is an author and lecturer in Greek and New Testament at Moore College, a well regarded Australian jazz saxophonist, and is married to Bronwyn with three children.
The event will be held in the McKinnon Building at the University of Wollongong, from 2:30-4:30. A children’s program and afternoon tea will be provided. Entry is $10 for individuals or $25 for families ($5 for children, pensioners and students). To book, please contact the St Michael’s Cathedral office by phone (4228 9132) or email.
The audio from Richard’s recent talk at Hope Theatre can now be downloaded from the resources page. Click here to visit the resources page.
As Christians we are called to two extremes. To love God’s world and to hate it’s rebellion. How do we reconcile these extremes? How should we live? Come and spend a Saturday morning thinking/talking to others about it – about how we can live for the Gospel.
There will be time to speak with someone in Gospel ministry about your options and plans for the future. If you are thinking about how you can be involved in bringing the Gospel to the world, then you should join us.
8:45am // breakfast (optional, bring $5)
9:30am // program start
1:00pm // finish with lunch ($10 or BYO)
RSVP to Rob // 0413 595 277 // email
Becky, married to Norman, is a full time mother of three children. She spends most of her time laughing at what they get up to, and the rest of her time teaching them to clean up the collateral damage. She loves to read classics and cookbooks and jog along her local beach.
Becky will be speaking on prayer, and the event will be held at the University of Wollongong in building 67.107 (the McKinnon Building). You can register online using this link.
Does continued pain and evil in our world show that God has failed? Why does God allow those who trust in him to suffer? Is there any meaning to it? We’ll be exploring what the bible teaches about suffering and understanding how God is involved.
Speakers // Colin Grant, Sandy Grant, Rod Bayley
Location // Wollongong University McKinnon Building (Bldg 67) Room 107 Free parking is close by in P3 (South-Western carpark)
Date // Monday 13th June, 2011
Time // 9am-12:30pm Registration from 8:30am, lunch at 12:30pm
Cost // $10pp and $25 per family
There will be kids’ programmes running (creche to year 6). You must register in advance – either by calling 4228 9132, or by sending an email to this address.
