Karina Brabham

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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Graduated 1963.

Former Archbishop of Sydney, Peter Jensen, sits down with Lloyd Bennett—pastor, chaplain, and Moore College graduate. 

Lloyd shares how he came to know Christ, his journey into ministry, and the ways God used his time at Moore to shape a lifetime of faithful service. From classrooms to chaplaincy, his story is one of God’s grace and guidance every step of the way.

This ministry story was adapted from a longer interview.

Catch it on the Moore in the Word podcast in this episode.

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Graduated 2014.

Mike once dreamed of becoming an aeronautical engineer—but as God worked through the encouragement of others, he followed a different calling: gospel ministry.

Now serving at Toongabbie Anglican Church, he’s passionate about seeing a diverse community brought together by Christ. Perched on a hill between the Hills District and South Asian communities, the church is a vibrant picture of God’s mission.

Mike is energised by the opportunities and challenges of suburban ministry, but asks for prayer that their ministry community would be moved to continue in their pursuit of reaching people with the gospel.

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Graduated 2006 & 2016.

Mandy’s journey to calling Christ her Lord and Saviour started when she was a young girl on family holidays where she would hear the gospel each year from a beach mission team. After putting her trust in the Lord, Mandy continued to grow in her faith and love for the Lord through the faithfulness of the teaching at her uni Christian group.

Coming to College to be trained and equipped to share the gospel was the natural next step. Since graduation Mandy has spent time in various ministries, most recently landing at Christ Church Gladesville as Minister for Membership. Mandy has the joy of walking alongside the members of Christ Church through all seasons of life, including the hard ones, which led her and the team there to start services of Comfort and Hope.

Please pray for Mandy as she continues to faithfully serve the Lord with all that she does in her ministry at Gladesville and beyond.

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