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Moore College values your financial support and partnership with us. In fact, without it we wouldn’t be able to do many of the things we currently do to support faculty development, our scholarship program, and the replacement of John Chapman House to accommodate many of our single and married students. We’ve seen God’s goodness in the faithfulness of our supporters who pray and give in an ongoing way. This has included substantial gifts (including bequests) to the College for specific projects. If you’d like to discuss areas of current need, please contact the Moore College Foundation on +61 (0)2 9577 9900 or by email at Foundation@moore.edu.au.

Note that gifts $2 and over towards the College’s purposes are tax deductible.

You can donate via credit card by choosing one of the below options, and you can also donate via Direct Deposit or Cheque.

This gift will allow the College to allocate the funds to the most urgent funding priorities, which include Student Scholarships and the need for new student accommodation to replace John Chapman House.


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Scholarships are awarded based on the decisions of the Scholarships Committee of the Moore College Foundation. Unless specifically indicated otherwise in the terms, scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need, merit and/or the applicant’s mission/ministry potential.


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While we continue to have needs for the funding, maintenance, repair and development of our varied property portfolio, our major focus for the next two years will be our Capital Campaign. We hope to raise $20 million to replace John Chapman House with modern accommodation for single and married students.


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This fund exists to support Indigenous students to study at Moore. Moore has had very few Indigenous students in its history and our aim is to have a minimum of three Indigenous students in full-time courses on campus at all times.


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The International Student Fund offers postgraduate and undergraduate scholarships for the growing need for global church leaders. The majority of international students who join us at Moore return to varied ministries in Asia, Africa, Europe and North America, primarily as preachers or missionaries.


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The Regional Australia Student Fund provides scholarships to students from regional Australia, or training to serve in regional ministries. Chief amongst the needs of regional churches is the need for well-trained men and women to minister in our regions and rural towns.


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The Student Support Fund helps to provide students with additional support, particularly for living expenses. All funds raised are pooled and distributed to the selected students based on budgeted needs in accordance with the relevant guidelines determined by the College.


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The fund was founded in 2020 due to a donation from a family supportive of Moore College and university ministry. It seeks to support international students to attend Moore College who have been involved in Christian ministry (including AFES), and who are seeking further theological education to equip them for ministry and leadership.


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The Overseas DBT Scholarship program provides 75% of the fees payable for each successful recipient for the 8 subjects within the Diploma of Biblical Theology. Recipients must be overseas students not resident in Australia, engaging in ministry in their home country, or preparing for a specific ministry role.


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If donating via Direct Deposit, include your name and the fund in the description box. Please also advise the College by contacting the Financial Controller Leanne Veitch on +61 (0)2 9577 9864 or by email at finance@moore.edu.au so a receipt can be issued.

Bank: Westpac
Name: Moore Theological College
BSB: 032 016
Account: 293828

If donating by cheque, please send your cheque to the college. If you require a receipt please include a note with your name, address, phone number, email, and instruction on which fund you’d like your donation to be directed towards. If you are planning to give from overseas, please contact us to discuss the various options available. Please note that we are not able to receive overseas cheques. 

Moore College Foundation
1 King St
Newtown
NSW 2042
Australia

We have been blessed through the bequests of a number of supporters over the years. Major gifts at the end of life have been of great importance to the College. In fact, Moore College began as the result of a bequest. When Thomas Moore passed away in 1840, he gifted a large portion of his estate to the establishment of a theological college in Sydney. Moore Theological College was opened in 1856 with three students and one tutor. Since then, more than 6,000 students have graduated from accredited courses and now over 5,000 students are studying Moore College courses in over 50 different countries. 180 years after this initial bequest, we’d like to ask you to prayerfully consider joining this important ministry through making your own bequest to Moore College. If you wish to consider this as a way to support the work it would be good for you to have a conversation with the Moore College Foundation before adding Moore College to your will. In this way, we could help you to identify how you would like to make the gift and for what purpose.

If you would like to register with the College in making your bequest please contact the Moore College Foundation on +61 (0)2 9577 9900 or email Foundation@moore.edu.au.

The suggested wording for bequests follows. Note that these words may be varied and made more specific depending on the wishes of the donor. If doing so, it would be good to have someone check the wording with the Moore College Foundation if in any doubt.

I give *either the sum of …………………. (words or figures for a $ amount), or ………………………. (words or figures for a %) percentage of my estate, to Moore Theological College Council for the general purposes (or specific purpose) of the college, and I declare that the receipt of the treasurer of the College Council shall be a full and sufficient discharge to the executor.

*if the gift is of shares or real property or art work then sufficient words to identify same should be substituted.

For any further information on how you can support financially please contact the Moore College Foundation on +61 (0)2 9577 9900 or email Foundation@moore.edu.au.

You can also download the below resource to have information on bequests to Moore College in an easy to print format.

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As you support Moore College through financial donations, we’d like to keep you informed of what God’s doing through the ministry of the College. Please take the opportunity to read our latest edition of our quarterly publication Moore Matters and our latest Annual Report.

 

Philippians 4:6 “Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.”

Prayer Support Group

The Prayer Support Group is a group of women from all over Sydney that meets together to pray for the needs of the College, its faculty, students and staff.  We are always looking for new women to join us as we express our dependence on God for all things. It is a joy to hear about how God is working in the lives of our students and their families and to find out firsthand how we can best pray for college and its faculty, students and staff. See when the next Prayer Support Group is on.

Men’s Prayer Breakfasts

Twice a year, Moore College also runs a prayer breakfast for men. It is an opportunity to fellowship over breakfast, hear from a speaker, and pray for the needs for the College. We want to invite all men to come along and pray for the faculty, students and staff. See when the next Men’s Prayer Breakfast is on.

Prayer Points

Moore College knows the importance and imperative of prayer to God’s work at the college. The College has a number of ongoing ways by which prayer and praise points are circulated for prayer supporters to use for their individual or group prayers, including through PrayerMate. A Quarterly Prayer Bulletin publication is produced which you can receive by email.

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May Prayer Points

1/5 Give thanks for the men meeting to pray today for the College.
2/5 Pray for the students at College as they get back into the routine of classes after their break.
3/5  Ask for wisdom and that Godly decisions would be made as an Archbishop is elected this week.
4/5 Praise God that College was able to hold a 50 year reunion last month. Give thanks for the faithful lives of all those who attended.
5/5 Ask that God would heal those staff members at College who have been unwell.
6/5  Give thanks for those students doing walk up evangelism, and ask that God would change the hearts of those they are talking to.
7/5 Give thanks for Dan Wu as he speaks to our first-year students on their weekend away.
8/5  Pray that our first-year students would use their weekend away as an opportunity to grow in fellowship with one another.
9/5  Pray that our students would have a growing desire to seek the lost with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
10/5  Give thanks for the Women’s Prayer Group that has been regularly meeting for many decades to pray for the needs of the College.
11/5 Give thanks for the opportunity for people to come along and find out more about the College, at this week’s Open Week.
12/5  Pray that many would be guided to pursue ministry training with College in the future.
13/5 Give thanks for the dedicated staff of the College and all they do to support the students and faculty.
14/5 Thank God for the way the College’s strategic plan has been embraced by the entire staff of its College and how it has given direction to planning for the present and future.
15/5 Pray for good time management, for those students who are balancing family, College and church commitments.
16/5  Give thanks for Archie Poulos working on his PhD in the area of practical ministry.
17/5  Give thanks for the Donald Robinson Library, as it joins in the national celebrations for Library & Information week.
18/5  For our part time students, pray that they would continue to integrate into the College community well.
19/5  Pray that the Dealing with Sin event, run by the Centre for Christian Living (CCL) tonight would be a helpful event for all who attend.
20/5  Give thanks for the opportunity Simon Gillham had to talk at the FIEC Pastor’s Forum yesterday.
21/5 Pray for God’s continued mercy and care for those facing Coronavirus in India and elsewhere.
22/5  Ask that those listening to Chase Kuhn speak at St Luke’s Clovelly would be encouraged in their faith.
23/5  Give thanks for the new consultants that have just started with the Centre for Ministry Development (CMD).
24/5 Pray for our indigenous communities, for their physical needs but also that the Lord might raise up Christian leaders from among them.
25/5  Pray for our overseas deferrals (those who applied for this year but have been unable to come due to COVID) that they might be able to enter the country in time to begin their studies in 2022.
26/5  Pray for those considering ordination candidacy that they (and those who examine them) might make wise decisions.
27/5  Pray that the PTC graduation ceremony tomorrow would be an encouraging night as God’s word is proclaimed.
28/5  Give thanks for the opportunity to celebrate the graduates who have completed study with the Preliminary Theological Certificate (PTC).
29/5 Thank God for his protection of the College during the COVID pandemic and that all students have been able to return to face-to-face study.
30/5 Thank God for his provision of faculty for the College, both past and present, and for the unity of the current faculty.
31/5  Thank God for the large number of first-year students and especially for the encouraging size of the full-time cohort (almost double last year).