OAC – Good News in Good Ways

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GOOD
NEWS IN
GOOD WAYS

GOOD
NEWS IN
GOOD WAYS

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OAC Ministries Australia partners with local churches to fulfil the mission of Jesus Christ by reaching out to unchurched communities. 

We inspire and equip Christians to speak the truth about Jesus with their mates, in one of the world’s largest mission fields.


Worldview Events are changing lives

Christian young people need a strong foundation to discuss their beliefs confidently with others. In today’s contested culture, OAC’s Worldview Events equip young Aussies with the essential tools they need to navigate this contest successfully.

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Andrew M sharing the gospel

On his way to buy a Bible

Celly said he believed in a God who created everything, but he does not know which religion is true. Celly is seeking to find the truth. Celly mentioned he was on his way to buy a Bible… At the end of the conversation, he said that speaking to me “has low-key changed his life.”

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Andrew M sharing the gospel

On his way to buy a Bible

Celly said he believed in a God who created everything, but he does not know which religion is true. Celly is seeking to find the truth. Celly mentioned he was on his way to buy a Bible… At the end of the conversation, he said that speaking to me “has low-key changed his life.”

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OAC Ministries Australia seeks to reach out to the unchurched community around us with the life changing message of the Christian gospel and to edify, encourage and equip the church to do the same.

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Fun people to speak to

Alannah is bubbly, energetic and was a lot of fun to talk to! She is very much a believer in the scientific method as a way to determine truth, and as ‘what happens to me when I die’ is not really a repeatable experiment, she thinks we have no way to know for certain!

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Fun people to speak to

Alannah is bubbly, energetic and was a lot of fun to talk to! She is very much a believer in the scientific method as a way to determine truth, and as ‘what happens to me when I die’ is not really a repeatable experiment, she thinks we have no way to know for certain!

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