Kel Hammond lives in Sydney and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Yagoona.

A couple of years ago Kel published a paper entitled “Evidence, Reason and Faith”. He discusses what Faith is on Wilderness conversations.

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James Andrews lives in Coventry the United Kingdom – a city about 180 kms North West of London, near Birmingham. James is a member of the Kenilworth Christadelphian church or ecclesia, a town just outside Coventry.

James recently wrote a 3 – part article in the Christadelphian Magazine about David entitled – David a witness to the peoples. It catalogues the vast extent to which David’s life was bound up with not only his own people but by those from the neighbouring nations. The definitive reference to the “tabernacle of David” by James in Acts 15 at the Jerusalem conference suggests that this involvement with people outside of Israel is key to our understanding of Gods plan.

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Stephen Hughes was born in London moved to Australia in 1997. He has a PhD in Physics from King’s College London and for over 15 years taught astrophysics at Queensland University of Technology.

Stephen lives in Brisbane and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at North Brisbane.

Stephen joins wilderness conversations and shares his insights into the extraordinary things we have discovered about the moon in the last few decades.

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Phil Perry lives in Melbourne and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Mount Waverly.

Last year Phil published a book entitled “Theistic Evolution Refuted”, we speak with Phil to understand what “TE” is and we take a look at it from a biblical perspective.

The book is available online from Christadelphian Scripture Study Service or the Christadelphian magazine.

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The senior Sunday School Class at the Riverwood church or ecclesia has 4 students – Noah Mia, Austin and Tyler.

They share their experiences and perspectives of the extraordinary year 2020 yet to be concluded.

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Edward Gibbon lived from 1737-1794 and left behind the legacy of an extraordinary book entitled “The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire”. He was one of the first scholars to use an extensive range of original historic sources which were thoroughly documented but the implications of his work have a particular interest to the student of the Bible.

Geoff Henstock lives in Adelaide and a few years ago wrote a book entitled “Gibbon for Christadelphians”. He speaks with Wilderness Conversations.

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The book is available online from Christadelphian Scripture Study Service or the Christadelphian magazine.

Joining us on Wilderness Conversations is Andrew Weller, an active member of the Australian Christadelphian community, a member of the church / ecclesia that meets in Cumberland South Australia. He has been raising awareness of domestic violence and has often found himself in a position of needing to advocate for people suffering from Family & Domestic Violence.

Andrew helped set up the website HEAR-BELIEVE-ACT – a site designed to increase awareness of Family & Domestic Violence.

Andrew shares his story and passion for this very important subject.

More information and to download a copy of the Discussion Paper and other content go to https://www.hearbelieveact.org/

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This week on Wilderness Conversations we speak with a friend from Israel who shares his life experiences from the Holy land during the last 4 decades.

His parents survived and escaped the horror of Europe between the wars under the Youth Aliyah program.

Effi has retired from the workforce and follows his passion, sharing the land as a tour guide in Israel. A passionate lover of the country and its people and over the last few decades he has connected with more than a few Christadelphians all who share his love of the Land.

Don’t miss Effi, unwittingly speaking of further fulfilment of the Ezekiel chapter 38 (28’40”) and you’ll be thrilled to hear Effi’s insights and experiences with Christadelphian young people (35’40”).

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Mia is 17 years old and in her final year of senior school. In late June along with her family and some friends, I sat with Mia who wanted to share an expression of her faith.
Mia was baptised 3 nights later.
This is an abbreviated recording of our conversation with Sister Mia.

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