Stu was brought up going to church in South Sydney. Although he was baptised as a baby and then confirmed as a teenager, Stu remembers truly asking for forgiveness from God in his mid to late 20s. Before coming to College, Stu was self-employed, worked for an electronic security company, and then served as the president of Ambassadors Christian Motorcycle Club Sydney. Moore was Stu’s first experience of university when...

“People are growing in their knowledge of God and of his word. They are using this in their conversations, the groups they lead and other preaching and teaching that they do. People are developing in their leadership potential and roles” (Albury)

My introduction to Moore College was unexpectedly early. Fourteen years before I set foot on campus as a first-year student, I was already studying core course content. The Biblical Studies unit at my school had the somewhat dubious idea of distilling Moore College’s bachelor degree into a high school curriculum. In a school where most students weren’t Christians, Biblical Studies was barely tolerated. But there was always that one freak...