Ministry Matters Conference
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Ministry Matters is a weekend conference that seeks to equip and help Christians think biblically about issues related to full-time Christian work.

Speakers:
Andrew Reid, Pastor of Curtin Community Church (Perth, Australia)*
David Peterson, Principal of Oak Hill Theological College (London, UK)
Joshua Ng, Pastor of Fellowship of Overseas Christian University Students (Australia)
Chris Chia, Senior Pastor, Adam Road Presbyterian Centre (Singapore)
 
Highlights:

• Expositions from 2 Corinthians 10-13 "Discovering God's Power"

• Talks on "Building a Biblical Ministry"

• Seminars on Issues, such as "What is full-time ministry?", "How do I know if I should do it?", gender and ministry, and choosing a bible college.

• One-to-one time with full-time Christian workers - get first-hand answers to questions about full-time ministry

David Peterson

DAVID PETERSON is the principal of Oakhill Theological College in London. His experience in parish ministry in Australia and England has given him a passion for relating his teaching to everyday life and service for God. David has also written a number of books including "Engaging with God" and "Where Wrath and Mercy Meet". He is married to Lesley and they have three children.

ANDREW REID is well-known throughout Australia as an evangelical leader and bible teacher. He was formerly the national director of the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students and is now pastor of Curtin Community Church in Perth, Australia. He is married to Heather and they have two sons.

Joshua Ng

JOSHUA NG pastors the Fellowship of Overseas Christian University Students in Australia and oversees the Asian ministries of the St Matthias group of churches in Sydney. He has trained at Moore Theological College in Sydney as well as at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Chicago. He is married to Karen, with twin girls and a son.

Christopher Chia

Chris is the founding pastor of Adam Road Presbyterian Centre (ARPC), a fast-growing evangelical church in Singapore. A regular conference speaker in Singapore and overseas, Chris has built up a reputation as a clear, persuasive and faithful expositor of God's word.

Prior to his time at ARPC, Chris worked as a journalist before heading to Moore Theological College in Sydney for his training. He is married to Mona and they have two children.