The monologue sermon gets plenty of negative press in Christian circles these days; some of it deserved. Preachers routinely go longer than their congregation’s attention...
Thursday 2nd May 2024
At our Sydney Campus Chapel on April 30th, Megan Powell Du Toit delivered a profoundly impactful message addressing the critical issue of 'Violence Against Women'. Due to popular demand and with Megan's permission, we have made this presentation accessible to the public. Through her insightful talk, she guides us in navigating and responding to recent events, both as a college community and as leaders within our church and parachurch organizations. Megan eloquently underscores the importance of our duty to nurture environments where women feel safe, secure, and valued. To view her presentation, please follow the link below.
The monologue sermon gets plenty of negative press in Christian circles these days; some of it deserved. Preachers routinely go longer than their congregation’s attention...
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