Egg a Christian

The Egg On Your Face

Sometimes it’s worth getting some egg on your face for the sake of a conversation. Continue reading →

CSLs Tiffany and Michael giving out Jandals in Freshers' Week

He Likes to Move It Move It

As I sat sharing the gospel with M in the library basement, he couldn’t stop moving! Continue reading →

CSL Retreat

Two Advanced

There are two groups of people that have served to advance the gospel on campus over the last four weeks; two groups of people for whom I’m praising God! Continue reading →

Do Robots Dream of Digital Jandals?

Do Robots Dream Of Digital Jandals?

Jandals are on my mind! I often dream about the things that have been on my mind during the day. But what’s digital got to do with that? Continue reading →

My Staff Team, L to R: Timo, Mark, Georgie, myself, Jeremy, Lanny, Enoch, Emely, Cushla, Penelope.

Eye Of The Tiger

A tiger’s eyes are the brightest of any animal; the way they bulge gives a wide angle view; they have the most accurate binocular vision of all carnivores. Continue reading →

2011

The Real Truth About 2011

“The year beyond words” is what many are calling 2011. I believe they’re wrong! Continue reading →

Training at Boot Camp

In His Right Hand

“I will provide your joy” He said to me. The question in my head was “How?” We had just started a four-week intensive boot camp! Continue reading →

Beauty and the Geek

Beauty and the Geek

With the campus year finishing comes time to celebrate what’s been, and at Student Life, we like to celebrate in style! Continue reading →

CSL Thank-you and Welcome

The Big Mo

No, I’m not talking about a moustache, but something much more significant! Pictured is Andrew, one of our up-and-coming CSLs (Committed Student Leaders) for 2012. At our recent CSL Thank You and Welcome Event, Enoch interviewed him about why he wants to be a CSL, and his answer is evidence of The Big Mo in action! Continue reading →

Graduating Students 2011

The Magic Number 3

Actually, three would better be described as the number that takes effort. Three years (at least) to complete a degree. Three years to see a lot of change in someone’s life. Three years is often how long I get to work with a student, and here are three people telling you what they’ve done with their time at university! Continue reading →

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