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Early-bird registrations are open! | 2027 P&A Annual Conference How can men and women faithfully speak God’s word for the building up of his church? Join us on 1 February 2027 for the Priscilla and Aquila Annual Conference, Speaking God’s Word as Men and Women. Hear from Moore College lecturer Tom Habib and others how biblical convictions shape our teaching, preaching and ministry together. Register early and save! In-person early-bird tickets are just $70 until 11 December, increasing to $85 thereafter. Secure your place today: ow.ly/12Bo5101bej

Looking for some encouragement from God's word? Last month on Moore in the Word, we've explored the significance of the Ark of the Covenant, Jesus' identity in John 10, what it means to live a life worthy of the gospel, and the joys and challenges of serving in ministry as a single woman. Explore four of our recent episodes: 🎧 A tale of two arks: The Ark of the Covenant (1 Chronicles 16) with Andrew Leslie ow.ly/4pWp5103A0s 🎧 The sharpest division (John 10:22–42) with Mark Thompson ow.ly/UqOP5103A0t 🎧 Seasons in ministry: Serving as a single woman in the family of God with Caroline Litchfield and Susan An ow.ly/FcR25103A0m 🎧 Living a manner of life worthy of the gospel (Philippians 1:27–2:4) with Mal York ow.ly/mppR5103A0u Whether you're listening on your commute, taking a walk or making time to reflect on Scripture, we hope these conversations encourage you to know God more deeply and serve him faithfully. Listen to Moore in the Word wherever you get your podcasts.

Gathering as a community around God’s word is a cherished time. Last week there was an opportunity for families to join chapel for songs of praise, prayer and reflection on what makes Christian community so unique and precious as together we looked at Titus 3. Mark Earngey encouraged us with many reminders of how God’s people relate to one another and the Christ shaped approach to life which is characterised by humility and meekness. Watch the sermon here: ow.ly/wTA95103cKM

Our next Prayer Support Group gathering is coming up soon. Join women from across Sydney as we express our dependence on God in prayer and pray specifically for the needs of Moore College, its students, faculty and staff. New women are very welcome to come along. Find out more: ow.ly/NxCK50ZVGgt

What does it look like to build a Word-rich church? On his recent US visit, Tony Payne spoke at the VineGrowers Retreat, where pastors and ministry teams gathered to encourage one another in disciple-making ministry. Across four talks drawing on his book, Let the Word Dwell Richly: The vital power of the one-another word, Tony explored how God’s word can shape the life of a whole congregation when it is faithfully preached and shared with one another in everyday life. A rich encouragement to keep building churches where the word reverberates in the lips and lives of God’s people.

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On Reformation Day, we give thanks to God for the Reformers and their commitment to the authority of Scripture and the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The biblical convictions that shaped the Reformation continue to shape our life and work at Moore College. As a reformed evangelical theological college, we remain committed to the faithful teaching of God's word, equipping men and women to serve Christ, strengthen his church and proclaim his gospel to the world. Explore Moore College resources on the Reformation and reflect on its enduring significance for Christian faith and ministry. ow.ly/os5J5102kkg

Early bird registrations are open! | 2027 P&A Annual Conference Join us on 1 February 2027 for Speaking God’s Word as Men and Women. Register early and save! In-person tickets are just $70 until 11 December, increasing to $85 thereafter. More information: ow.ly/jJeH5102kf5

Property Administration Assistant We’re looking for an organised and proactive Property Administration Assistant to join the team at Moore Theological College. This role will provide practical administrative support for the College’s property and facilities, helping the team keep our campus running smoothly and serving the wider College community. If you have strong administration skills, an eye for detail and enjoy working as part of a team, we’d love to hear from you. Find out more and apply: ow.ly/RyFn5102k3m

Angelo Bercasio | To This Point. From growing up in the Philippines to coming to Australia and being introduced to Jesus, Angelo Bercasio’s story has shaped a growing conviction about the great need for overseas mission. In the latest episode of To This Point., Nathan Hutchinson chats with fourth year Moore College student Angelo about coming to faith, his desire to serve in mission and why he came to Moore to be trained for it. Listen now: ow.ly/y2jA5101z2R

Prayer is vital to the life and work of Moore College. Our Prayer Support Group brings together women from across Sydney to give thanks to God, hear about the needs of the College, and pray for our students, faculty, staff and their families. We would love you to join us at our next gathering. Find out more: ow.ly/XRNH50ZVG1e

Have you been listening to our podcasts? We'd love to hear what you think! This #LeaveAReviewDay, we're inviting listeners of To This Point., Moore in the Word and the Centre for Christian Living podcast to leave a rating or review. Whether an episode has deepened your understanding of God's word, encouraged you in your faith or equipped you for ministry, your feedback can help others discover these resources. Find your favourite podcast below and leave a review on your preferred platform. To This Point. Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/03411m… Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas… Moore in the Word Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0Z5pw2… Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas… Centre for Christian Living Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0Frips… Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas… Thank you for listening and helping us share these resources with others!

What happens when people encounter Jesus through the Gospel of Mark? Across two nights of The Mark Drama, audiences were drawn into the words, actions, death and resurrection of Jesus. Some watched in shock. Others were deeply moved. Many left with questions and a desire to explore Jesus further. Since the performances, we’ve heard stories of people beginning to read the Bible, visiting churches and continuing conversations about faith. For some, it marked the beginning of trusting in Jesus. Praise God that his gospel is not simply a familiar story, but life-changing good news for all who hear it. Read more: ow.ly/UYub50ZYNHI

Our work occupies a significant part of our lives. So how should the gospel shape what we do from Monday to Friday? Join Tony Payne, Paul Grimmond and Simon Flinders for Transforming Work, a live Centre for Christian Living podcast recording at Moore College. Come along for an evening of biblical reflection, practical insight and conversation about living faithfully for Christ in the workplace. Wednesday 28 October, 7–9 pm Moore Theological College, Newtown Register now: ow.ly/94aa50ZSv7O

There’s still time to register for this free event with Sam Freney from Bible Society Australia. Drawing on the history of English Bible translation and contemporary translation work across Australia and the South Pacific, Sam will consider what it means to communicate Scripture faithfully across languages and cultures. Join us Wednesday 21 October, 6–7 pm, in person at Moore College or online. Register now: ow.ly/z0gJ50ZSuJV

Moore Theological College is seeking its 14th Principal. After 170 years of forming men and women to proclaim Jesus Christ, the College is looking for a Christian leader to provide spiritual, theological and strategic leadership into its next chapter. Please pray with us as we commit our needs to the Lord and seek to fill this significant role. Learn more or enquire in confidence 👇 ow.ly/lE6650ZYgAk

Phoebe Edwards | To This Point. In this episode of the To This Point. podcast, Jono Mills chats with first-year student Phoebe Edwards about growing up in Canberra around university ministry at ANU, studying musical theatre, and moving from thinking, “Ministry is not for me” to “I should go into ministry”. Phoebe also shares about dealing with long COVID and what led her to study at Moore College. Listen now: ow.ly/Hx9j50ZX10X

The Ten Commandments and the radical life of grace with Phillip Jensen. What place do the Ten Commandments have in the Christian life? If we are no longer under law but under grace, how should we understand and apply them today? In this episode of the Centre for Christian Living podcast, CCL Director @TonyJPayne speaks with Phillip Jensen, Bible teacher and evangelist with Two Ways Ministries, about the continuing significance of the Ten Commandments for Christian discipleship, drawing on Phillip’s new book, Written on Our Hearts. Listen now: ow.ly/UPyo50ZWHyq

Men Praying for Moore Breakfast is coming up this Saturday. Join us over breakfast as we pray together for Moore College, the Diocese, and God’s mission in the world. Saturday 17 October, 8:00–9:30 am at Moore Theological College. Attendance is free. Register now: ow.ly/wO3S50ZWHy2

Bible translation involves much more than simply replacing words from one language with another. Sam Freney, a translation consultant with Bible Society Australia, works with translation teams across Australia and the South Pacific. At this free event, he will explore some of the decisions, challenges and opportunities involved in communicating God’s word faithfully in different languages and contexts. Wednesday 21 October, 6–7 pm Attend in person at Moore College or online. Register: ow.ly/yv5X50ZSuIR