According to the Joshua Project, only 0.57% of Japan’s 123 million people are Evangelical Christians. Japan is clearly less-reached with the gospel and the church there is definitely less-resourced. For... more
It’s the final countdown. The End is here. Yes, the EU’s Annual Conference (AnCon) this year is on the theme of ‘The End’ exploring the Christian doctrine of Eschatology (what does it... more
The EU is 7 years off 100! Under God, in each generation the EU has discipled students, sent them out, and presented the gospel in relevant ways to each generation. Recently I picked up the EU history... more
The EU’s second object is this: To strengthen Christians in their faith and witness and to encourage them to continually submit every aspect of their life to the Lordship of Christ. But what does... more
A different side to EU Ministry: Life in the Postgrad and Staff Faculty As a faculty, EU Postgraduates and Staff (‘EPS’) is a bit of a mystery to many of my Howie colleagues. Our faculty... more
Brian Leung reflects on Easter evangelistic efforts in the EU The first half of Semester 1 has been marked by joy and energy, but also significant challenges. On the one hand, we have had the joy of... more
As a second-year Howie, this is my seventh year on the campus of Sydney University, and my seventh involved with the EU. When I started at USYD, getting involved with the EU felt like an exciting ‘rite... more
Three days before I graduated university I accepted a job 300 kilometres from home in a place I had never been to, where I knew no one. Without knowing anything about much at all, I went to live... more
