Emma Moxham

The Timothy Partnership Certificate (TPC) is tailored to equip Christians at all stages of life—whether parents, students, or working professionals—with the tools to deepen their understanding of God’s Word and serve effectively in various ministry contexts. Delivered in partnership between Presbyterian Youth NSW (PYNSW) and Christ College, the certificate offers two distinct streams: the Certificate of Theology (CertTheol) and the

In this article we speak to Lara Beringer, 2024 Lead for Life intern at her church Hope at the Hill Rooty Hill Presbyterian Church. Lara, introduce yourself to us! What’s important for people to know about you? Hi! I’m Lara, a 19-year-old design student at Western Sydney University, currently in my second year of a Bachelor of Design in Visual

When it comes to engaging in ministry opportunities and conferences, word of mouth often carries hidden treasures, and this turned out to be one of them. Despite hearing about Youthworks HOUSE Conference in passing, PYNSW SRE Director Ros hadn’t engaged with it before. This year, however, something shifted. The advertised topic, sin and how to understand it with children, caught

Two institutions God has set up to build his people are the family, and the church. Both are important and it is critical that they interconnect.  John McClean credits his Christian upbringing for laying a solid faith foundation for him. Growing up in a country town, he experienced consistent discipleship through family Bible reading and prayer, led by his parents.

Did you know that there are regional towns where workers are moving from overseas to work in abattoirs, and the churches have opportunities to reach these people who have brought their families out with them to learn English and be part of these local communities? Well, in the Southern Rivers region, this gospel opportunity is immense! There are many towns

“It is the very last week of school for Year 12 students, just three weeks before their first HSC exam. Everyone is stressed and trying to study as hard as they can. There’s an audible sigh from some students when they realise that they have SRE in Period 1. I can see some people in my class playing on the