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John Wilson

Rev John Wilson is a former Moderator-General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia.

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Announcements

Open Letter from the Presbyterian Church of Victoria to the Premier on Abortion

The Hon. Ben Carroll MPPremier of VictoriaLevel 1, 1 Treasury Place,East Melbourne VIC 3002 October 15, 2026. Dear Mr Carroll, Re: Abortion is not ‘care’, either for the baby or […]

By John Wilson Posted on 18 hours ago

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Missions

A Month Spent with our Partner Church: CCAP Zambia

Nothing is fair Nothing seems right. It’s not fair that most of the people I see around me live with pressing, daily, dire needs – needs of absolute necessity. It […]

By John Wilson Posted on 2nd July 2026

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Apologetics

On Leaving Scotch College

ON LEAVING SCOTCH COLLEGE In 1960s Melbourne, my parents gave me the enormous privilege of attending a private school. Moving from a local state school in Grade Five, it was […]

By John Wilson Posted on 15th December 2025

Missions

Malawi Bible Mission (Part 7)

Hi from Malawi … Sorry for the silence – it reflects that fact that EVERY day has been so full and so tiring that I’ve had little opportunity to reflect, […]

By John Wilson Posted on 18th July 2025

Missions

Malawi Bible Mission (Part 6)

Gratitude THANK YOU to all PCA congregations and every person who contributed so generously to the Malawi Bibles Appeal, Hymnbook purchases and the sponsorship of TEAM members and hire vehicles. […]

By John Wilson Posted on 18th July 2025

Missions

Malawi Bible Mission (Part 5)

God’s Plan, Not Ours Hui’s personal highlight was meeting the congregation at the last station. We drove off-road on a dirt track for more than 30 mins, grateful for the […]

By John Wilson Posted on 11th July 2025

Missions

Malawi Bible Mission (Part 4)

On tea and macadamia Thyolo Highlands invited us to their patch – territory that’s both rugged and beautiful. Tea is best grown in areas with well-drained, acidic soil, consistent rainfall, warm […]

By John Wilson Posted on 9th July 2025

Missions

Malawi Bible Mission (Part 3)

On culture and open doors Doorways have a dual purpose. Excluding revolving doors, they either open to beckon engagement or they slam shut, keeping us secure. Open doors can threaten […]

By John Wilson Posted on 8th July 2025

Missions

Malawi Bible Mission (Part 2)

Soggy bread or changed lives? There’s a Bible book known for its philosophy on life (Ecclesiastes), where the 11th chapter begins with a strange saying: “Cast your bread upon the waters, […]

By John Wilson Posted on 3rd July 2025

Missions

Malawi Bible Mission

On arriving … There’s a haze of smokey air that lingers in the nostrils and there are insistent voices that seem to these gentle ears of mine to be shouts […]

By John Wilson Posted on 1st July 2025

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Devotional

Services, superheroes and heroes

On Services, superheroes and heroes (delivered on Speech Night for the Scotch College community, October 2024) I’m fully aware that exams occupy your minds right now: there’s study week, 2½ […]

By John Wilson Posted on 10th November 2024

Out of Africa: Part 8 – John Wilson

Sunday I feel like I’m experiencing something special attending Sunday morning worship at Kanele prayer house, Lundazi. I know there are Pentecostal-type churches back home with names like “Experience Church”, […]

By John Wilson Posted on 19th December 2023

Out of Africa: Part 7 – John Wilson

Two hard days. I’m totally exhausted. Friday This was an all-day drive from Lusaka (5.30am) to Lundazi (6.00pm) with an hour off for lunch at Chipata.  African courtesy demands that […]

By John Wilson Posted on 18th December 2023

“Out of Africa: Part 6” – John Wilson

Wednesday I spent a good part of today with CCAP Zambia Synod General Secretary, Rev Sevatt Kabaghe at the church’s headquarters in Chunga. As I was driving toward that part […]

By John Wilson Posted on 17th December 2023

“Out of Africa: Part 5” John Wilson

I took a day off from mission work to visit 4 (out of 7 altogether) of my now adult ‘orphans’.  This is the family I covenanted to raise through schooling after […]

By John Wilson Posted on 15th December 2023

“Out of Africa: Part 4” – John Wilson

An amazing day … so enjoyable.  In brief: 3½ hrs worship service which included the opening ceremony for St Peter’s CCAP Ministry Centre, followed by a banquet lunch with the […]

By John Wilson Posted on 14th December 2023

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