Helping Leaders get a renewed sense of commitment to goals
Informing Leaders of current issues* and what Christian Ministries are doing throughout Australia
Helping Leaders see the big picture and the part they play in the whole of the body of Christ in Australia
Organising events and networking Christian Leaders for these events
*"If I profess with the loudest voice and clearest expression every portion of the truth of God's word except precisely that little point which the world and the devil are at the moment attacking, then I am not confessing Christ, how boldly I may say I am professing Christ." - Martin Luther
Date: Saturday 8 November, Canberra 5:30 for 6:00 pm start. Venue: Australian Centre for Christianity & Culture,15 Blackall St Barton ACT. Cost: $50 single. $90 couple Dinner: Spit Roast Buffet of beef, lamb & chicken. Please notify special dietary requirements.
Please remeber that registrations will close on the 3rd November 2008!
NACL National Assembly & Dinner 2008 will be held at the Australian Centre for Christianity & Culture in Canberra on the 8th Novemeber 2008. Speakers this year include Senator Guy Barnett, Kelvin Crombie with From Exile to Restoration - a history of Australia and Israel and many more. For the full list of speakers and more details please click the read more link.
Summit Ministries talk by David Mitchell in January 2007 in Canberra. Speaking on Origins of Australian Law:
David Mitchell Part 1
David Mitchell Part 2
Dr David Mitchell is an Australian Lawyer and a leading authority on Constitutional and Human Rights issues, being a graduate of the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France. Amongst many attainments he was Attorney-General of the African nation of Lesotho, is an ordained Presbyterian Minister residing in Hobart, Tasmania and was an elected delegate to the Constitutional Convention held in 1988.
Does Pornography Increase Violence?
New Scientist scanned article is available after the jump (read more) for you to get the full context of this study.
Jack Sonnemann from the Australian Federation for the Family conducted meetings in the ACT recently, where he spoke on the relationship between pornogaphy and violence.
Dr David 
