Cooking up conversations about Jesus in Western Sydney.
Cooking up conversations about Jesus in Western Sydney.
Anglicare, Rushcutters Bay, NSW
St Faith's Anglican Church, Narrabeen, NSW
St Alban's Five Dock, Ashfield & Five Dock, NSW
Anglican Diocese of Bathurst, Bathurst, NSW
St Anne's Anglican Church Ryde, Ryde, NSW
Bush Church Aid, Sydney CBD (Wynyard), NSW
Christ Church St Ives, St Ives, NSW
St John's Bishopthorpe Glebe, Glebe NSW
Cranbrook School, Teacher of Religious Studies
St Matthews Church Manly, Manly, NSW
St John's Anglican Church Darlinghurst, Darlinghurst, NSW
St Matthew's Anglican Church, Wanniassa. ACT
Tea Tree Gully Anglican , Tea Tree Gully SA
Anglicare, Malabar, NSW
Youthworks, Port Hacking, Shoalhaven or Blue Mountains, NSW
Bathurst Evangelical Church, Bathurst, NSW
African Enterprise Australia, Macquarie Park, NSW
Mustard Seed Christian Childcare, Lindfield and Port Kembla, NSW
Waitara Anglican Church, Waitara, NSW
Integricare, Sydney
Mosman Village Church, Mosman, NSW
Holy Trinity Anglican Church Kingsford, Kingsford, NSW
New College, Kensington, NSW
Christ College, Burwood, NSW
The Bridge Church, North Shore, Sydney
AFES, Kingsford, NSW
Warnbro Community Church, Rockingham, WA
Baychurch Presbyterian, Melbourne Bayside Area, VIC
Good Shepherd Anglican Church, Curtin, ACT
Anglicare, Woonona, NSW
East Coast Anglican, Triabunna, TAS
Sydney Missionary and Bible College, Croydon, NSW
St Jude's Randwick, Randwick, NSW
St James King Street Church Sydney, Sydney NSW 2000
CRU, Eastwood, NSW
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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land upon which Anglican churches, schools and organisations meet and serve
from the Hawkesbury River south to Ulladulla and Sutton Forest, and west to the Blue Mountains and Lithgow.
We acknowledge and pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging,
and pray that God will unite us all in a knowledge of his Son, in whom all things were created.
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