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A Glimpse of Heaven: Singing Together at AnCon

After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb. They were... more

Project200 2026: The King’s Messengers

At AnCon this year, many students were challenged to ask a life-shaping question: Could God be calling me to serve as a gospel worker in his global harvest field? It was also a great... more

Failure, Friction and Boredom: Can these be places for spiritual growth?

God wants to grow us spiritually, but the means he uses are not always easy for us to face. In the last week, I have had to own up to a pretty significant failure for which I was responsible. It was... more

Prayer: The glue that holds AnCon together

Just like that, AnCon has come and gone, and the semester has started back up again.  Annual Conference (AnCon) is one of the EU’s big 3 events. As the name aptly suggests, AnCon takes... more

Health in Health: Working in medicine and student ministry

I don’t think there is any special theological connection between working as a doctor and serving Health students in ministry. Over the years, I’ve heard a few of my Christian medical colleagues... more

HGP 35th Anniversary and Fundraiser Dinner

You are warmly invited to join us to celebrate 35 years of the Howard Guinness Project at an Anniversary and Fundraising Dinner at 6:30pm on Saturday 17th October, 2026 at The Refectory, Holme... more

What does it take to get a faculty to AnCon?

For the last three years, I've had the joy of serving alongside the Science & Vet faculty in the EU, and one of the highlights of every year is going to Annual Conference together. For most... more

The gift of training

I’m fairly new to my ministry role at Newtown Erskineville Anglican Church, so when I was asked to share a little about the impact of EU training on our church ministry, I thought I would raise it... more