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The heart of God for children

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By Taren Point, Bayside Christian College, Mornington Peninsula, Paul's Carlingford
| Sydneyanglicans
Children have a unique way of humbling us. From the joys of first steps to the frustration of sleepless nights, children shape our experiences in profound ways. But beyond our personal encounters, what does God say about children? How does he view them, and what should our response be? In Mark 10:13-16, we find an encounter between Jesus and children. Parents were bringing their little ones to him, seeking his blessing.
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Neville Naden retires from BCA

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By Bayside Christian College, Mornington Peninsula, Macquarie Park
| Sydneyanglicans
When the Rev Neville Naden and his wife Kathie began working with Bush Church Aid 18 years ago as church planters in Broken Hill, they were the only Aboriginal people on staff. As Mr Naden prepares to retire from BCA after a decade as a church planter and more than eight years as the organisation’s Indigenous Minister Officer, there are now four Aboriginal couples working as field staff, an Indigenous member of the BCA board and two Aboriginal bursary students at Bible college.
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Ministry mentor takes on training role

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By Macquarie Park, Mornington Peninsula, Bayside Christian College
| Sydneyanglicans
Archbishop Kanishka Raffel has announced that the Rev Mat Yeo will be the new Director of Ministry Training and Development, starting in 2026. “I’m delighted that Mat has accepted my invitation,” Archbishop Raffel said. “Mat has been involved with recently ordained clergy as a Ministry Mentor and has a passion for seeing people recruited, equipped and supported in local church ministry in our Sydney Anglican fellowship.
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