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Myles reflects on her time in parish ministry. She shares some of the key points throught these 50 years. Stenhouse reads a card from Kanishka Raffel. She shares some of her memories of Myles., Transcript is located Recording is located at 50 years of faithful service - celebrating Rev Jacinth Myles transcript

Myles reflects on her time in parish ministry. She shares some of the key points throught these 50 years. Stenhouse reads a card from Kanishka Raffel. She shares some of her memories of Myles., Recording is located at 50 years of faithful service - celebrating Rev Jacinth Myles or Jacinth 50th

Chapman looks at what makes a good minister, structured with suggested questions, working thriygh 1 Thessalonians 2. 1. How does he perform under opposition in any ministry anywhere? 2. Where is the focus of their prime concern?

Chapman speaks on joy in ministry, including where to find it, from John 3:22. He explores the ministry of John the Baptist, and then what the audience might learn from it. 1. The origin of John's ministry 2. The joy of that ministry 3. The goal of that ministry Originally delivered 1991-10-22

Catherpoule explores Ephesians 4. He looks at Paul's instruction to live in a way that was worthy of God's call to us. Catherpoule shows that unity is possible because of God. He shows that we are God's instruments, and that our activities are from God, through God, and to the glory of God. Catherpoule explains what it means for God to give grace in different measures, showing that he gives it to us in different ways so that we might do different things, or to do all the things he has prepared for us to do. Catherpoule focuses on the role of apostles, evangelists, pastors and teachers, but stresses that we all have a role within the church. Catherpoule looks at what the effect of ministry should be, including unity, maturity, and sanctification., Reel label reads : "?Catherpoule? Ephesians 1 7/8 L channel both [indeciepherable] then right channel only. John 3 Brian Turnbull"

Coekin looks at the different types of opposition we face in ministry. 1. Denominational 2. Personal opposition of people within the congregation 3. Endure through the refreshment of friends 4. Rewards make the cost worthwhile 5. Endure that others might repent 6. Endure by recognising that persecution is inevitable, CD label reads : "St Andrews Cathedral, Sydney Ministry trainind and development Proclamation and protest Friday 15th September 2006 'Survival training' enduring protest 2 Tim. Richard Coekin"

Birchley looks at the temptation to spurn power in weakness, both in the Corinthian church and in the 20th century. 2. Paul's ministry style is expressed over and against the pagan world. 3. The authentic spiritual life, including great restraint, great humility, great grace and great perserverance. Birchley explores church growth and evangelism, followed by personal growth., Cassette label reads : "Keith Birchley 2 Corinthians 11:16-12:10 Power in weakness 95044 AFES National Conference 1995" Box label reads : "Power in weakness 2 Corinthians Keith Birchley AFES National Conference January 1995"

McDonald speaks on God's ministry of reconciliation. He looks at how we are joining together with God in passing on the gospel from 2 Corinthians 5:9-6:2. McDonald shows that the work of God is reconciling us to himself. McDonald looks at Paul's motivations for ministry, especially the reality of judgement and hell. He examines the methods Paul uses for ministry. He challenges his audience to consider how they use their finances, and whether they should be working in ministry., Cassette label reads : "David McDonald 2 Cor 5:9-6:2 'Understanding work' Focal point 16/7/97" Box label reads : "Focus tapes The Cross David McDonald The Focal Point July 1997" White noise throughout.

Elective at the 2014 Priscilla & Aquila Conference. Christine Jensen and Peter Jensen discuss ministering to others across divides including marital, gender, and ethnic divides. They encourage their audience to show Christian friendship across the divides and to not be strict on rules. Talk is followed by questions.

Vaughan speaks on the benefits and challenges of the single life, particularly single life in ministry. He highlights the benefits of having single women on the team, that women engage emotionally and for longer. Vaughan shows that single women operate like glue within the congregation, and can pull people from across the congregation together.