GOD’S WITNESS, NOT HIS LAWYER. When I was studying to be a minister of the Gospel, my student churches were two adjacent wooden churches in the inner slum areas of Melbourne. For seven years during the 1950s and 1960s the … Continue reading →

SYDNEY ROTARY AND Wesley Mission’S EQUIP – YOUTH MENTORING PROGRAM 1.8.2003 Thank you for having a Past President speak. Over the thirty years I have been a Rotary I have followed the policy that Past presidents should be seen and … Continue reading →

pLEASE GO TO THE OFFICIAL HANSARD RECORD. click on internet. http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3HHBSpeaker?open&vwCat=Moyes,+Reverend+the+Hon+Dr+Gordon

Anti-Discrimination (Equality in Education and Employment) Amendment Bill 2006 Speech delivered on the 1st March 2006 to the Legislative Council by Rev Hon Dr Gordon Moyes AC MLC www.gordonmoyes.com  Reverend the Hon. Dr GORDON MOYES: I speak on behalf of … Continue reading →

GOD’S WITNESS, NOT HIS LAWYER. (Sanctuary Life Magazine Feb 2012) When I was studying to be a minister of the Gospel, my student churches were two adjacent wooden churches in the inner slum areas of Melbourne. For seven years during … Continue reading →

DEVOTIONAL TALK TO A SENIORS GROUP. At Nobby’s Newcastle. July 1st 2011. AN OVERCOAST AND TWO BOB. On the 10th of May last I received an email from a researcher at the Newcastle Herald with a photo attached. It read: … Continue reading →

DEATH OF LEADING EDUCATIONALIST. Last week a memorial service was held to celebrate the life of Dr Anna Hogg, B.A. Dip. Ed., B.Ed (Hons), Ph.D., B.Ed., FACE. who has died at the age of 101 years. Many professors, university deans … Continue reading →

Crossing The Continent My wife and I were visiting Darwin on our holidays. While driving to the shopping centre I passed some buildings with a sign, “Somerville Community Services Inc.”, and my memory flooded with thoughts of a small elderly … Continue reading →

I had been working for Mr. McKelvie, the Newspaper Agent. For several months I had been riding my little red “Moyes Special” bicycle with its 24 inch wheels and its sugar bag haversack on each side of the horizontal bar … Continue reading →

One of the saddest days I ever recall in my old home town of Box Hill where I grew up when I was a boy in those days after World War II, was the day we learnt of the death … Continue reading →