Many people this year have asked me “How did you decide to become a Howie?” On one level, it was a decision that was made 6 months before I started my apprenticeship as I began the application... more
“I could never be a Howie…” were the words I spoke a few years ago. And now, what is left of my 2 year ministry apprenticeship is only but 2 months – the final countdown has truly begun. At this... more
One of the EU’s big weekly activities is Public Meetings where anyone on campus can come and hear the Bible taught. This year the EU has also chosen to use Public Meetings as an evangelistic platform by... more
Each year, the university puts on a one-day orientation day called Re-O day in Semester 2 to cater for the mid-year student intakes. The majority of these seem to be International students, as this lines... more
Last week, over 650 students and staff gathered at Merroo for the EU's Annual Conference. What an encouraging week it was, dwelling on the truth of Jesus' resurrection and its far reaching implications! We... more
One opportunity offered by the EU for growth in biblical and theological maturity are weekly public meetings. In my time as a student and now as a Howie, these meetings have deeply shaped my understanding... more
The EU Graduates Fund has a vision, under God, to flood the Church in Sydney, Australia and beyond with Christian leaders. But without prayer, all our efforts may be fruitless! We know that... more
As Semester 1 draws to a close, there is much to reflect on after the intensity of a very full three months at uni. Amidst the pressures of being a full-time student, many with part time jobs, and the load... more
