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Amazing Grace and The Abolition of Slavery

Amazing Grace and The Abolition of Slavery

January 1, 2023, marked the 250th anniversary of the first time the famous hymn, Amazing Grace, written by John Newton, was ever sung. Between 1787 and 1838, Amazing Grace was sung at many protest rallies in the movement to abolish slavery throughout the British Empire.

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What is National Christian Heritage Sunday?

What is National Christian Heritage Sunday?

Australia’s first minister, Rev. Richard Johnson, arrived with the first fleet on the 20th of January 1788. Then, on the 3rd of February 1788, Rev. Johnson held the first Christian service in Australia. National Christian Heritage Sunday is celebrated on the first Sunday in February each year.

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God’s Faithful Servants

Phil Edwards, Vision Christian Media’s CEO, shares stories of faithful supporters who were a big part of Vision’s history in establishing radio stations 35 years ago as Vision’s founders took a leap of faith to take God’s Word to the four corners of Australia.

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Why Australia Day?

If you are of the opinion that Australia was intruded upon by the British on 26 January 1788, you may be surprised to learn the true history of Australia is far more interesting.

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For Christ and the Continent – John Flynn’s Legacy

For Christ and the Continent – John Flynn’s Legacy

One man who left an enduring heritage is John Flynn, featured on our $20 banknote. From small beginnings, the Australian Inland Mission under this visionary pioneer changed the face of the Outback. The Royal Flying Doctor Service was the culmination of his dream for a ‘Brighter Bush’.

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The Big Melbourne Revival

Four ministers. Countless prayers. One united Church. 250,000 heard the gospel. Nearly 9,000 saved. That was the big revival of Melbourne in 1902. This is the story behind it.

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In the Beginning: The History of Jerusalem Pt 1

Jerusalem is arguably the most famous city in the world. It has four thousand years of history of which the first thousand was heathen, the second thousand Israelite, the next two thousand Gentile, and then after the June War of 1967, the city returned to Jewish/Israeli rule.

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