Here are three stories that capture the joy and heartbreak of our work: the courageous commitment, unfailing integrity, and Christlike servanthood of so many.

As the end of the year approaches, I make time to reflect. What were the highlights of the year past? Lessons learned? What am I grateful for?

Much more than nostalgic hankering for the past, Here are a few springboards on which my faith finds the strength to leap into the future.

Dear Friends, It is unacceptable for any Australian to be homeless. We all have a responsibility to act and stop this terrible inequity. Can we also get closer to people subjected to homelessness, reflecting their value as individuals and community members, and helping lift their burden of...

It’s been a while. I have some news to share. But more on that in a bit… Back in April 1995 our family moved to Tasmania where we would live for the next two years. Joel was 18 months old, and Sue was six months pregnant with Emily. We knew…

Captivated by God’s Grace, saturated in God’s Love and empowered by God’s Spirit – followers of Jesus are called to be radically different. Too often the church is seen as weird for all the wrong reasons – for superficiality, judgmentalism or hypocrisy. But we’re actually called to be peculiar, to…

Every day I endeavour to follow Jesus’ example, especially when it comes to pursuing and telling the truth, despite often faltering and failing in my commitment. In John 8:32, Jesus says to his disciples, “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free”. Telling the truth is…

At Wesley Mission, we believe that when people encounter Jesus, their lives will be transformed. That’s why we long for our new missional communities to be places where people have the opportunity to say ‘yes’ to Jesus’ offer of life in abundance.

Dear friends, Life has gotten a whole lot tougher for many Australians this year. The cost-of-living crisis and our nation’s housing catastrophe has left many people increasingly anxious, and often desperate. As people needed more help, Wesley Mission’s resources and resilience were stretched and...