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With many coming to Adelaide from city, country and interstate for the CMS Summer Conference on Saturday 20 January 2024 BCA Connect summer edition is the perfect way to begin a weekend of having our eyes lifted to the God of mission and the unreached nations of rural, regional, and remote Australia and the world

Roll in after work or from the beach for pizza, salad and Golden North ice creams under the trees on the lawns of the Bible College of South Australia. Dietary requirements catered for via registration form. Men in Boats will lead us in praising our great God before BCA Connect summer edition.

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Friday 19 January 2023
From 5:30 pm 
Bible College of South Australia
176 Wattle Street, Malvern, 5061
Dinner & Event: Adults $20 | Children (under 12) free

 

Program

From 5:30 pm – Dinner on the lawns
6:30 pm – Men in Boats
7:00pm – BCA Connect summer edition
Formalities will conclude at 9 pm

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Our Speakers

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Kristan Slack

Once an engineer, now Kristan is an Anglican pastor in Alice Springs. Together with his wife Kath (and four kids), Kristan has lived and worked in India, Mauritius, Western Sydney, and the Northern Territory - independently, with Pioneers, and also with BCA.

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Greg Anderson

Greg Anderson is the Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of the Northern Territory. Greg has been linked to the Northern Territory and its local Indigenous people since 1986 when he began fieldwork to research the traditional songs of central Arnhem land. He previously worked with CMS at Nungalinya College training Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander church leaders and also in the department of Missions at Moore Theological College in Sydney before being elected Bishop in 2014.

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Greg Harris

Greg Harris is the 12th National Director of BCA. Greg and his wife Karen both grew up in western Sydney before independently moving to the bush where they met and married. Returning briefly to Sydney for theological study, they served in the Parishes of Collarenebri and Guyra for a combined 10 years before moving to Victoria and serving in the Parish of South East Bendigo and the Diocese of Bendigo for over 12 years.

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Paul Harrington

Paul leads the Trinity Network of Churches, which has 14 congregations meeting across Adelaide and South Australia.  His primary roles include supporting and coaching the Network staff, as well as helping the Network partner with others to reach more people with the gospel.

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Bible – ‘Sharing the burden’ 2 John & 3 John

'God’s plan of reconciliation is global in scope - it’s next door, and it’s only over when Jesus returns. He’s not back yet so He’s not done yet. He’s included us in His family and His work. And it’s better together. Mission and evangelism are stitched into the fabric of being a church family and the joy of partnering in God’s mission to the nations. Of course there’s work to be done. And of course we are to do it together. Kristan Slack will help us dig into the letters of 2 John and 3 John to see how the priority of turning up in person is tied in with the Good News about Jesus and sharing the burden of mission together.

Mission – A town like Alice

Alice Springs has been in the news a lot this year. Alice Springs Anglican Pastor, Kristan Slack reckons there’s an untold bigger and better story to be told about Alice. It’s a story about what God has been doing, is doing and we pray will continue doing. Find out how we can all be part of this great story that’s still being written. Greg Anderson will lift our eyes to some of the challenges and opportunities of mission in the Northern Territory as we also meet and hear from some of the many SA/NT BCA Field Staff.

Spotlight BCA

Be informed and enthused as BCA National Director, Greg Harris shines the spotlight on some of the new and developing mission opportunities with BCA in 2024 and beyond.

Music

Life and ministry has taken Men in Boats in different directions over the past few years. Now back living in the same town, Men in Boats reunite for the first time in quite a while to sing new songs and old favourites to the great God of mission.

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