What difference does following Jesus make to the work we do each day? Paul Grimmond and Simon Flinders have written Transforming Work to help Christians think biblically about work and its place in the Christian life. Join them in conversation with Centre for Christian Living Director Tony Payne for a live podcast recording exploring how the transforming power of the gospel reshapes the way we approach our daily work. Wednesday 28 October, 7–9 pm Moore Theological College, Newtown Tickets: $15 individual | $12.50 each for groups of 4+ Register: ow.ly/ASBR50ZSv72

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What happens when people encounter Jesus through the Gospel of Mark? Across two nights of The Mark Drama, audiences were drawn into the words, actions, death and resurrection of Jesus. Some watched in shock. Others were deeply moved. Many left with questions and a desire to explore Jesus further. Since the performances, we’ve heard stories of people beginning to read the Bible, visiting churches and continuing conversations about faith. For some, it marked the beginning of trusting in Jesus. Praise God that his gospel is not simply a familiar story, but life-changing good news for all who hear it. Read more: ow.ly/UYub50ZYNHI

Our work occupies a significant part of our lives. So how should the gospel shape what we do from Monday to Friday? Join Tony Payne, Paul Grimmond and Simon Flinders for Transforming Work, a live Centre for Christian Living podcast recording at Moore College. Come along for an evening of biblical reflection, practical insight and conversation about living faithfully for Christ in the workplace. Wednesday 28 October, 7–9 pm Moore Theological College, Newtown Register now: ow.ly/94aa50ZSv7O

There’s still time to register for this free event with Sam Freney from Bible Society Australia. Drawing on the history of English Bible translation and contemporary translation work across Australia and the South Pacific, Sam will consider what it means to communicate Scripture faithfully across languages and cultures. Join us Wednesday 21 October, 6–7 pm, in person at Moore College or online. Register now: ow.ly/z0gJ50ZSuJV

Moore Theological College is seeking its 14th Principal. After 170 years of forming men and women to proclaim Jesus Christ, the College is looking for a Christian leader to provide spiritual, theological and strategic leadership into its next chapter. Please pray with us as we commit our needs to the Lord and seek to fill this significant role. Learn more or enquire in confidence 👇 ow.ly/lE6650ZYgAk

Phoebe Edwards | To This Point. In this episode of the To This Point. podcast, Jono Mills chats with first-year student Phoebe Edwards about growing up in Canberra around university ministry at ANU, studying musical theatre, and moving from thinking, “Ministry is not for me” to “I should go into ministry”. Phoebe also shares about dealing with long COVID and what led her to study at Moore College. Listen now: ow.ly/Hx9j50ZX10X

The Ten Commandments and the radical life of grace with Phillip Jensen. What place do the Ten Commandments have in the Christian life? If we are no longer under law but under grace, how should we understand and apply them today? In this episode of the Centre for Christian Living podcast, CCL Director @TonyJPayne speaks with Phillip Jensen, Bible teacher and evangelist with Two Ways Ministries, about the continuing significance of the Ten Commandments for Christian discipleship, drawing on Phillip’s new book, Written on Our Hearts. Listen now: ow.ly/UPyo50ZWHyq

Men Praying for Moore Breakfast is coming up this Saturday. Join us over breakfast as we pray together for Moore College, the Diocese, and God’s mission in the world. Saturday 17 October, 8:00–9:30 am at Moore Theological College. Attendance is free. Register now: ow.ly/wO3S50ZWHy2

Bible translation involves much more than simply replacing words from one language with another. Sam Freney, a translation consultant with Bible Society Australia, works with translation teams across Australia and the South Pacific. At this free event, he will explore some of the decisions, challenges and opportunities involved in communicating God’s word faithfully in different languages and contexts. Wednesday 21 October, 6–7 pm Attend in person at Moore College or online. Register: ow.ly/yv5X50ZSuIR

Catch up on three episodes of the Moore in the Word podcast. From Jesus the good shepherd to the history of theological education in Australia and God's promises in the account of Noah's ark, hear Bible teaching and theological reflections from Moore College faculty and a guest speaker. Episode 51: The good shepherd (John 10:11–21) with Mark Thompson ow.ly/vVnH50ZWHHe Episode 52: Before Moore College with Geoff Treloar ow.ly/Auga50ZWHHc Episode 53: A tale of two arks: Noah’s ark (Genesis 6–8) with Andrew Leslie ow.ly/WVeI50ZWHHf Subscribe to the podcast here: ow.ly/XaMf50ZWHHa

100 Ministry Stories | Susanna Baldwin Moore College graduate Susanna Baldwin has helped make God’s word more accessible to Indigenous communities across Australia through Bible translation. Hear how her theological training at Moore equipped her for this important ministry and her desire to see more people engage with Scripture in the languages they know best. Watch Susanna’s story: ow.ly/sal550ZW7C1

Isabella Harrison, a congregation member at Hunter Bible Church, reflects on Here & There Missions Conference and what she valued about thinking through the local church’s role in global mission.

Women from across Sydney are invited to join our next Prayer Support Group gathering. Come together to pray for Moore College, its students, faculty and staff, hear how God is at work in the College community, and find out how you can be praying. New women are always welcome. Find out more: ow.ly/HGE050ZVG08

Join us for the Men Praying for Moore Breakfast on Saturday 17 October. Gather with men from the Moore College community over breakfast as we pray for the life and work of the College, the Diocese, and God’s mission in the world. Saturday 17 October 8:00–9:30 am Moore Theological College Free Find out more and register: ow.ly/Yatv50ZVeBZ

Do you seek great things for yourself? (Jeremiah 45) with Andrew Errington In this episode of the Moore in the Word podcast, Andrew Errington, Rector of Newtown Erskineville Anglican Church, speaks on Jeremiah 45 and God’s word to Baruch. What happens when our hopes and ambitions do not fit with God’s purposes? Andrew reminds us that faithfulness may mean letting go of our own plans and trusting God when circumstances are beyond our control. Listen now: ow.ly/Es6V50ZUMjN

Simon Gillham reflects on the importance of the local church in God’s global mission, the focus of our recent Here & There Missions Conference.

From early printed editions to Bibles in Indigenous Australian, Polynesian and Papuan languages, The Scriptures Unto Our Salvation explores the complex linguistic, cultural and historical work of translating Scripture. The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on Bible translation as both a textual practice and an important part of the history of Christian mission in Australia and Oceania. Visit for free during library hours. No registration required. moore.edu.au/event/the-scrip…

How does the gospel shape the way we approach our daily work? For many Christians, the connection between Sunday faith and Monday work can feel unclear. Join Tony Payne, Paul Grimmond and Simon Flinders for Transforming Work, a live recording of the Centre for Christian Living podcast exploring how the gospel transforms not only our hearts and minds, but also the ordinary work God calls us to each day. Wednesday 28 October, 7–9 pm Moore Theological College, Newtown Find out more and register: ow.ly/Nw5150ZSv5Y

What does it take to translate the Bible faithfully across different languages and cultures? Join Sam Freney from Bible Society Australia as he explores the history of Bible translation, the challenges translators face today, and why this work remains so important. Wednesday 21 October, 6–7 pm In person at Moore College or online Free to attend Find out more and register: ow.ly/f8Ns50ZSuI6