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If donating via Direct Deposit, please include your name and the fund in the description box, and please also advise the College by contacting the Financial Controller Leanne Veitch on +61 (0)2 9577 9865 or by email at leanne.veitch@moore.edu.au so a receipt for your donation can be issued.

Bank: Westpac

Name: Moore Theological College

BSB: 032 016

Account: 293828

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 Trevor Cairney as the Head of 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 Head of Foundation at the College on +61 (0)2 9577 9900 or email FoundationHead@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 Head of 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 Head of Foundation at the College on +61 (0)2 9577 9900 or email FoundationHead@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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September Prayer Points

 

  • 1/09 – Pray for the chaplains that serve at College, that they would balance their College ministry and other responsibilities well. 
  • 2/09 – Give thanks for Colin Bale and the recent opportunity he had to spend time away with his family. 
  • 3/09 – Give thanks for the opportunity to engage with all those that attended the recent Open Night. 
  • 4/09 – Thank God for the international students that have been able to grow in their knowledge of the Bible by tuning in to PTC lectures online. 
  • 5/09 – Praise God for this time of rest that College students and faculty have during Spring Break during the next week. 
  • 6/09 – Thank God for all the fathers in our College community and ask that they would seek to raise their children up in the wisdom of the Lord. 
  • 7/09 – Give thanks for the John Chapman Preaching Clinic starting today, with Simon Manchester. Pray that it would be a helpful time for all that attend. 
  • 8/09 – Ask the God would grant courage and wisdom to students as they consider their ministry plans for the next year 
  • 9/09 – Thank God for the Centre for Christian Living as they seek to help Christians bring Biblical ethics to everyday issues 
  • 10/09 – Pray for the Mission and Ministry department, led by Simon Gillham as they encourage our students to think missionally. 
  • 11/09 – Give thanks for the opportunity that our students have to teach SRE scripture classes in the local schools 
  • 12/09 – Pray for our students who have busy ministry schedules during COVID-19. Ask that God would help them be efficient. 
  • 13/09 – Give thanks to God that lecturer Chris Thomson has been granted permanent residency in Australia 
  • 14/09 – Thank God for another term of learning and growing in his word as students and faculty resume classes today. 
  • 15/09 – Thank God for the PTC Early Church History Lectures starting tonight. 
  • 16/09 – Pray that many would be encouraged by Peter and Christine Jensen at tonight’s P&A event. 
  • 17/09 – Pray in thanks for all those in our community, who are new parents. 
  • 18/09 – Pray for the Marketing and Communications department as they promote the College and engage with the wider community 
  • 19/09 – Thank God for those people gathering online today at the Men’s Prayer Breakfast. 
  • 20/09 – Please pray for wisdom and patience for Academic Dean, David Höhne as he serves the overall academic programs of College. 
  • 21/09 – Give thanks for all those who have been involved in the various Moorewomen committees. 
  • 22/09 – Thank God for the hard work of the team at College that puts together the Prayer Bulletin 
  • 23/09 – Pray for faculty member, Lionel Windsor’s long service leave, that it would be a refreshing time. 
  • 24/09 – Pray that our students would be thinking wisely about where to go and serve after College. 
  • 26/09 – Pray for those faculty who, alongside the teaching and pastoral care of students, have speaking engagements with churches, events and conferences. 
  • 27/09 – Thank God for the ways that he has faithfully provided for our students this year. 
  • 28/09 – Thank God for all the staff at College, and pray that they would be encouraged by the contribution they make to training men and women 
  • 29/09 – Thank God for the families of our students who are able to support them during their study 
  • 30/09 – Pray for our students as they organise work and assessments ahead of Research Week coming up