A testimony has the power to proclaim the reality of salvation. It can arouse faith and open others to Christ's presence. Discover how to structure and proclaim your testimony effectively.

Pat Kelly, Director, Catholic School of Evangelisation, a school formed for the purpose of developing a mission mentality within parishes by offering parish-based formation programmes. Their programmes have the three-fold aim of forming disciples (touching the heart), training evangelisers (providing the skills) and forming a parish evangelisation team.

Many of the major decisions of our life are made at university. It influences our future profession, friends, thoughts and faith. It is a time when many choose to follow Christ or to abandon him. How can we help students make the decision of a lifetime for their faith?

Daniel Hill, Director of University Chaplaincies (Archdiocese of Sydney) and former president of the Australian Catholic Student’s Association, has had a passion for universities ever since he was enrolled as an undergraduate. He has held leadership positions in university institutions for many years. He is currently a PhD student studying Medieval Art. He and Jane married in 2008.

Fr Antoine has developed Children of Hope to enable others to lead children into the mystery of the real presence of the Eucharist through Adoration. The program has been used successfully throughout the world. Fr Antoine will present the steps to beginning this program in your parish or with your children.

What is the significance of Jesus' birth, life, death and resurrection? How does this challenge our life and why do we need to share it with others?

Fr David Callaghan has been a member of the Missionaries of God's Love since 2000. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2008 and holds a Masters of Theological Studies. He has worked in parish and youth ministry and spent a year working in Darwin at the St Martin de Porres community; the base for the aboriginal chaplaincy conducted by the MGLs.

At the Ascension and at the end of every Mass, we Catholics are commissioned to spread our Faith. This is not an optional extra; it is part of being a follower of Christ. Learn ways of sharing our faith, and how to have a missionary heart.

Fr Casanova, is a priest in the Confraternity of Christ the Priest, a missionary fraternity of priests and brothers founded in Australia to reach out to the churchless of Australia.

Salvation History and the coming of the Son of God was initiated with the words “Ave Maria!” Learn why she who is “Full of Grace” is the radiant star of the New Evangelisation and crucial for the renewal of faith in Christ and His Church.

Fr Joseph McShane is the vocation director for the Franciscans of the Immaculate in Australia. He also assists in the Mass Media apostolate of the friars with a weekly radio show and a video apostolate for the internet.

Go beyond the "youth group" mentality. Draw young people into a true relationship with Christ and deepen their Catholic faith. Learn practical and fun ways to evangelise and catechise your teens.

Sean Finucane has a MA (Theology) from ACU and a BA Dip Ed from Macquarie. He has taught in both secondary and primary schools in both the Catholic and State systems. He has 10 years experience working full time in youth ministry. Sean is currently Director of Catholic Youth Services for the Archdiocese of Sydney.

Despite secularization people still seek the spiritual and many are turning to dangerous alternative experiences such as reiki, yoga and tai chi. How can we invite those we know away from these practices and into a truly fulfilling relationship with Christ and the Church?

Br Max Sculley, FSC, has spent the last seven years exploring the spiritual background of these practices. He is about to publish a book on his findings.

The mission field has changed. What are the challenges of witnessing today and what are the responses that work?

Ana Maria Palacio has been a member of the Marian Community of Reconciliation (The Fraternas) for seven years. The Fraternas are lay consecrated women who have consecrated their lives to God in order to serve others in the world. She is a journalist and has been in charge of the Catholic Chaplaincy at NSW University for three years.

In the spirit of the great saints and enthused evangelisers of the past and present, we wil discover the “secret” of evangelisation and the particular ways the St John Community reaches out to people in the city and in the streets.

The Community of St John, began in France in 1975, it is one of the new communities that have sprung up in our times. While monastic, the community has not sought a retired life. They see themselves as a presence among people and are oriented towards engaging with people in an evangelising way. They are “open contemplatives” wishing to share their charism with the society around them.