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Public Meetings' Venues for Semester 1, 2010Tuesday: New Law Lecture Theatre 101 Wednesday: Eastern Avenue Auditorium Thursday: Carslaw Lecture Theatre 175 Afternoon tea and fun every day following the meetings What are Public Meetings? Public Meetings are... public! Every student at the University, Christian or not, is invited and welcome; every week the Christian gospel is proclaimed and every week is a great opportunity to invite non Christian friends to give them the chance to hear about Jesus and respond. Public Meetings are also a great chance to meet new people and to catch up with old friends over afternoon tea. In short, Public Meetings are the nerve centre of the EU. If you can't make it to PM's or if you miss any of these fantastic talks, you can download mp3s from EU Media .2010 Program - Semester 1Weeks 1-4(Tues): Introducing ChristianityDon't get Christianity? Want to hear why it works? Want to know how it can change radically change your view of the world? Got friends who you want to introduce to what it means to be a Christian? This is the meeting for you. Paddy Benn takes us through the fundamentals of ChristianityWeeks 1-4 (Wed & Thurs): Isaiah (Part 1)Those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles. Our series on our "Book of the Year" with Rowan Kemp.Week 5: The Big Break: Buns, Bunnies, BBQs ... Jesus?Con Campbell, Richard Gibson and Michael Jensen demythologize Easter and remind us of the significance of Jesus' death and resurrectionWeeks 6-8: TitusDanger: We have the truth that can change lives! Speaker: Michael KwanWeeks 9-11: Genesis 1-12When you understand the beginning, you know where you are and where you are going... But you can't believe it can you? Speaker: Paddy BennWeeks 12-13: IsaiahWe continue with our "Book of the Year" with Rowan Kemp. |
Three times a week (Tues, Wed, Thurs @ 1pm) the EU hosts a meeting focused around a stimulating and relevant talk from the Bible, given by some of Sydney's leading evangelical speakers. Public Meetings are directed specifically to University students, and aim not only to challenge and encourage Christians within the EU, but also to present the good news of Jesus Christ to our entire campus.