Liz McCoy said that Mary Andrews College became a major milestone in her journey of life and ministry. “In 1988 we moved from our sleepy English village directly into the lives of marginalised people in Redfern”, she shared. “On our first Sunday morning my husband, Terry, and I visited Redfern’s St Saviour’s Church. We had nowhere to live so we moved into accommodation above the Crossroads Centre and immediately became involved with the people of Redfern.” ...Read the rest of Liz's story.
 

Most 79 year olds who have led an active and productive life might be tempted to sit down, rest their feet and let everyone else get on with it. But not Ann Walker. This spry 79 year old has found a new outlet for her desire to serve God right under her nose... the retirement village where she now lives! ...Read the rest of Ann's story.
 

"I was 16 when I started studying at Mary Andrews College and they had to get special permission for me to be a full-time student. I'm married now, teach Scripture and would love to write a book for teenagers about the plan God had during Old Testament times as He prepared the way for Jesus." ...Read Heather's full story.

 

Seng Eng studied the Pastoral Care Course in 2010. Her original intention was to understand more about the practicalities of pastoral care with the hope of growing the ministry in her own church. Her plans were small and she was unsure of how God would use the things she would learn. But God had more planned for her than she had ever imagined! ....Read the rest of Seng Eng's story.

 

Annette Francis is like many Christian women. She was raised in a Christian environment and throughout her adult life she has made her walk with God a priority. Even with the demanding schedule of being a wife and mum, she made sure she had time each day for prayer and bible reading. In addition, Annette has regularly attended church and bible study. ....Read the rest of Annette's story.

 

Joanne's successful studies at Mary Andrews College are a far cry from her life six years ago when she was forced to leave her job due to ill health. Refusing to see this setback as the end of her career, Joanne learned as she recovered that life holds potential for ever more rewarding pursuits. ....Read the rest of Joanne's story.