The Bride Wore White is not your typical church program, with a run sheet including opening hymns, a message and a prayer.  Because this all-day program deals with a topic that is near to the hearts of parents, teachers, youth leaders and young adults, it approaches it in a very special way – through the…

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Red, Red, Red everywhere! It was a sight to behold as Adventist Women coloured the steps of the Opera House, gathering to pray. More than 130 women “painted the town red’ as they moved in small groups praying through areas of the city – King’s Cross, The Rocks, Hyde Park, Martin Place, around the Opera House,…

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  It was a highly anticipated night. Women from all parts of Sydney excitedly made preparations. All the ladies involved, especially Beryl Landers, Director of Adventist Women for the Greater Sydney Conference, were finalising preparations. The hall at Parramatta Church was beautifully decorated with balloons, candles, flowers, and even a bicycle! It was the launch…

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Adventist Women’s Conference was above and beyond what we imagined it would be.  Organisers prayed and hoped for a spiritual experience but were surprised at just how deeply spiritual it was. There were many meaningful spontaneous moments throughout the weekend where women shared and were prayed for, moments of rejoicing as women shared their praise…

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Fifty-four young women and sixteen volunteers recently gathered in the conference room of the Greater Sydney Conference office, which had been transformed into a wedding reception hall, with all the frills, to participate in the exciting program, “and the Bride wore White”. This is a program on purity, designed to equip young women with tools…

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A novel aimed primarily at teenage and young adult girls was launched at the New South Wales’ Home Grown Training Event on Sunday, 16 March.  Authored by Amanda Bews and published by Signs Publishing Company, Heaven Sent, is a resource that helps young women address significant life-issues. Heaven Sent raises many of the timely issues…

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