Naomi Sinclair

Graduated 2015.

After growing up in Japan and completing ministry training in Sydney and at Moore College, Naomi Sinclair returned to Tokyo with her husband and three children to serve in student ministry through KGK. She now juggles five campuses, reads the Bible with women from the local preschool community, and helps students grow in confidence to read and share God’s Word. With a growing number of non-Christian students showing interest in Jesus, Naomi sees the urgent need for more gospel workers in Japan.

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Graduated 2005.

For Tim Earnshaw, everything changed when he started reading the Bible for himself in high school. That spark grew at university, where he saw God transform lives through his Word—including his own. Now serving in uni ministry in North Queensland, Tim helps students grow in confidence to read the Bible deeply and ask hard questions. He’s praying that more students will rise up to serve Jesus across the region—and that he’ll keep trusting the Bible is enough.

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Graduated 2017.

After serving in church ministry in New Zealand, Luke Sinclair and his wife followed God’s call to Japan, where they now serve with KGK, a student ministry in Tokyo. A Moore College graduate, Luke reflects on how his theological training laid the foundation for faithful Bible teaching—even in a new language and culture. From language learning to mentoring local staff, Luke is using what he learned at College to help others grow in Christ.

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Graduated 2020.

Karina Brabham first sensed God’s call to mission while at university, particularly drawn to the gospel needs in France. Though the path—traineeship, theological study, and preparation—seemed long at the time, she now sees how God used every step to equip her for ministry. A Moore College graduate (2020), Karina now serves with CMS in France, sharing the hope of Jesus with university students.

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Graduated 2005.

The experience students have during Moore Missions can have a significant impact on their future ministries. Dave Morgan, now Team Leader of Athletes in Action in the South Island of New Zealand, went to Christchurch on mission when he was at College in the early 2000s. In this 100 Ministry Story Dave shares how he consequently found himself as the Priest in charge at St John’s Latimer Square, Christchurch, during the massive earthquakes in 2011.

To hear the full story head to Moore in the Word, the College podcast: https://rss.com/podcasts/mooretheologicalcollege/1825694/

Thank you for praying for the student teams who are on #MooreMission2025 from 6 – 13 April.

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Graduated 1978.

After retiring from ministry in Sydney, David Pettett found himself teaching at Bishop Patterson Theological College in the Solomon Islands—an unexpected yet God-given opportunity. Now serving as Head of Biblical Studies, David is passionate about equipping experienced pastors with solid foundations in exegesis, hermeneutics, and biblical theology. His heart is to see these leaders preach faithfully and teach God’s word in a way that strengthens churches across the region.

He asks for prayer—that his students would be shaped to be faithful ministers of the gospel.

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