Jason Forbes, Disability Advocate @ Jericho Road When Reverend Jason Forbes first learned about Christianity during his studies, he found himself impressed with the idea that Jesus is the only name through which we have Salvation. He knew that if this was true, then it must be applicable to each individual situation, including when it comes to people with disabilities.
Over the final days of 2022 and into the early days of 2023, seven youth group kids from Ashfield Presbyterian Church joined many others their age, at the Presbyterian Youth (PY) Summer Camp in Stanwell Tops. This week-long camp is run for high-school students, where they get to meet other Christians from across the state, hear from the Bible and
Starting it Up Cheryl Gillard is a member of Charlestown Presbyterian Church and has been doing Youth Ministry for the past eight years there. She first became connected to Presbyterian Youth NSW (PYNSW) when her kids began to attend the PY Summer and Winter Camps, but her personal involvement started when she attended the youth leadership training sessions – PY
Dave Hayes, is the pastor of church@nine, one of the congregations of Albury Presbyterian Churches. He also runs the network of churches youth group, and serves as a Presbytery Youth Representative (PY Rep). “I became a Christian when I was 13, but I had the privilege of growing up in a Christian family. I remember really key moments where I’ve
Kelly Sheldon considers herself lucky to have grown up going to church and first gave her life to Christ when she was in Year 6. Her love and commitment to Penrith Presbyterian Church is such that it has been her home church for her whole life, and she would still come back to attend church there, even when not living
