Sydney MOW hosted a public lecture by Rt Rev Genieve Blackwell, with the theme “Behold, I Make All Things New!”. It is an interesting insight into her journey from the Uniting Church, to Moore College, to becoming Australia’s third female bishop in 2012; and a thoughtful reflection on Paul, women and leadership in the church. Download the transcript.
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