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Ship tour local info

Visit our medical ship, tour the PNG awareness pavilion, and find out how you can be a part of helping give life! Great for famillies.

The ship will be open to the public for tours:
Sat. 27th Feb. 9am - 4pm
Sun. 28th Feb. 1 - 5pm

Your old spectacles can restore life for someone in Torres Strait Islands and Papua New Guinea. With over 550,000 people in PNG that could easily have their sight restored with spectacles, we are aiming to raise as many donated glasses as possible. Whether you have an old pair or two laying around the house, or would like to have a spectacle collection box in your school or business, we would love to have your participation.
Look out for collection points:
Rhema FM
Koorong
Croot Pharmacy, Cardiff
Glendale shopping centre, 23,24, 27, 28 Feb.

Contact us is you would like to set up your own collection. info@ywamtribe.org.au or
Ph. 4953 6609

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YWAM Medical Ship tour 2010

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Indigenous Health in Australia

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What did you say?

Ever thought who might `hear' what you `say' on the internet?

Here are some thoughts & tips about internet security and the importance of controlling our cyber-tongues in today's reality. From GlobalCAST , a ministry of YWAM Colorado Springs at the Park. Click here to see video.

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Spectacles & Ships

These girls really mean business!!! Here's what they have to say about some of what they are doing here on their DTS outreach:

`The ship is almost here. Today our team began preparing for the ship to arrive. One of our jobs was to sort spectacles and sunnies which had ben collected by local high school students… Continue

Posted by YWAM Tribe to Tribe on January 29, 2010 at 4:21pm

Australia Award for Meghan Gould

We're proud of you Meghan!!!

Blue Mountains Australia Day award recipients today stand before their community to accept congratulations for being leading Australians. The Young Citizen of the Year is Meaghan Gould for her efforts as a full-time carer. The local Blue Mountains news says, `Since year 11 the Winmalee r… Continue

Posted by YWAM Tribe to Tribe on January 26, 2010 at 6:59pm

Celebrating our YWAM Jubilee

Not a leaders meeting, not a staff conference, but more a family `get-together' was the gathering which was our part of the celebrations for YWAM's Jubilee year.

There were around 650 people - YWAMers past, present, and future. We had the whole spectrum from Claude and Wilma Rediger, who were part of the ver… Continue

Posted by YWAM Tribe to Tribe on January 26, 2010 at 6:30pm

The first team has arrived

With only three weeks till YWAM medical ship M/V Pacific Link is due to arrive in Australia preparations have stepped up a notch.

The first team to arrive is a DTS outreach team from YWAM Townsville, pictured here at the wharf where the ship will be docked during its stay. The team, who have just returned from a m… Continue

Posted by YWAM Ship on January 26, 2010 at 10:30am

Missions: lives are changed.

Take twenty 15 & 16 year old high school students, a couple of their teachers, and a group of YWAMers. Put them in a bus and head off for a week of missions in an Aboriginal community. The result: changed lives!

That's how I sum up the week where we partnered with St Phillip's Christian College (Salamander Bay & Waratah) to give some of their high school… Continue

Posted by Judith Knight on December 6, 2009 at 3:26pm