EDUCATION ADVENTIST SCHOOLS ATTEND SYDNEY PRAYER BREAKFAST Early Tuesday morning, 31st May, saw a number our schools, including Hills Adventist College, Mountain View Adventist College, Macarthur Adventist College and Wahroonga Adventist School come together at the ICC Convention Centre in Darling Harbour for the Sydney Prayer Breakfast. They joined together with Christian leaders and members from all over Sydney to pray and hear an inspiring testimony from IPROWD founder Peter Gibbs. Hills Adventist College chaplain Pastor Jess Laws said, “It was such a blessing to be able to pray
together for the greater city of Sydney as well as, on our table, to pray for our school community. We continue to pray for God’s blessing over our staff and students and their families, for healing and strength, and that every single person who is connected to, or comes in contact with, Adventist Education feels loved, because He first loved us. Education director David Hobson added, “Praying together over our city was an incredible experience, we were inspired to choose peace over violence, faith over despair, hope over fear and service over resignation.”
MACARTHUR ADVENTIST COLLEGE On Wednesday 8th June, Primary students of Macarthur Adventist College had the once-in-alifetime opportunity to be part of the Ampol Little Origin Series. This event sees schools selected throughout NSW via application process, with Year 5 teacher Mrs Maua entering our College for selection. Mrs Maua submitted a stirring and ultimately successful application highlighting the values of Macarthur Adventist College and shared about the College’s initiative in creating a Wellbeing Hub for our students as a safe place to access support. were collected from school in a special coach and were able to take part in many behind the scenes experiences such as stadium tours and training match against another school.
This event was one to remember for our whole College community and we are thankful for such a great opportunity for our students.
