The EU ministry has undergone a massive amount of COVID-necessitated change in the last twelve months, but particularly this year. Reimagining the basic structure of the EU ministry away from... more
Evangelising to our non-Christian friends and inviting them to EU events can seem like a daunting task. At times, it can feel discouraging, awkward, and perhaps a bit pointless - will they ever say yes?... more
Full-time ministry was not my goal coming into a ministry apprenticeship. This is a sentence which you probably don’t read that often. Yet this was my perspective coming into it at the beginning of... more
The vision of the EU Graduates Fund is to flood God’s church with lay and vocation Christian leaders. One way EUGF aims to achieve this vision is through training up ministry workers in the Howard... more
This year the Faculty of Allied Health finally finished their move from the Lidcombe campus to Camperdown! With this has come the absorption of the Evangelical Christian Union (ECU) into the EU, and a... more
As we’ve launched into on-campus ministry with the commencement of Semester 1, there are undeniable benefits of being in person, sharing fellowship that isn’t mediated through the zoom screen. Students... more
The EU’s ministry is shaping up to look significantly different in 2021, as students have returned to on campus meetings with an altered ‘regional day community’ structure. This has brought great joy... more
With the 2021 university year looming, and Covid impacts lingering, the traditional points of connection like Orientation Week and Launch Day were no longer feasible ways to connect and enfold first... more
