John Sandeman
There remains time to register for 'One Day in Melbourne' for this Saturday 3 June after last year's inaugural on-line media presentations applauded as "an astonishing and remarkable day" by the 50 mission agency representatives and bloggers who attended.
The speakers have all given their time to provide the very best 'One Day in Melbourne' gathering for editors, writers, designers, social media mavens, authors, bloggers, self-publishers—anyone in Christian media whose aim is to maximise the Gospel.
Moreover the speakers have a special passion for the editors of Christian mission societies and the many smaller forgotten Christian media outlets. It's philosophy is to provide a top of-the-line presentation to the forgotten Christian media: Missionary/mission publication editors, bloggers and small Christian media.
The top of the line presenters give their time at no cost so as to ensure such mission agencies received a thorough concordant. And it's close to Tullamarine Airport, Mooney Ponds Salvation Army - 880 Mount Alexander Rd
Watch the video HERE.
This year - 2017
Morning tea 10.30am
MC Reverend Bob Thomas – editor New Life
The morning session at 11.00am
John Sandeman and his Eternity team.
Lunch 12.30pm
Afternoon session
Cheryl McGrath – CMS Communications Manager
David Goodwin – Christian writer and editor
John Lemmon - Christian Blogging
Afternoon tea - 3.30pm
Close 4.00pm
The idea is to start and finish in order that interstate registrations can fly into Melbourne and fly home - all on the same day – One Day in Melbourne. We also realise others may make it a weekend in Melbourne and stay over for a myriad of purposes.
John Lemmon
The speakers for the afternoon session
Cheryl McGrath is addressing mission publications, Cheryl is a communications professional and has a background in editing. She works as the Communications Coordinator at CMS Victoria, and lives in Melbourne. Cheryl is a columnist in Christian Today Australia and writes for the Press Service International young writer program with an editorial blog for their international young writers.
Cheryl McGrath's column in Christian Today may be viewed at http://www.pressserviceinternational.org/cheryl-mcgrath.html
David Goodwin is addressing 'On-line Outreach'. He is the former Editor of The Salvation Army’s magazine, On Fire. He is part of the Salvation Arm,y media unit. He is a freelance writer, an internationally acclaimed science fiction author, and an unapologetic geek. David is a columnist for Christian Today Australia specialising as a sports writer, one of five with Press Service International.
David Goodwin's columns in Christian Today may be viewed at http://www.pressserviceinternational.org/david-goodwin.html
John Lemmon is addressing Christian Blogging. Since retiring from work, John Lemmon now spends his time teaching, preaching and writing about the word of God, online and offline, answering God's call on him to “Speak to my people.” John and his wife Colleen travel all over Australia and you will often find him playing guitar or ukulele outside their caravan somewhere in the Great Outback. You can connect with John on Twitter (@JohnBLemmon) or on his Christian Bible study blog (freegiftfromgod.com/blog).
John Lemmon’s column is Christian Today may be viewed at http://www.pressserviceinternational.org/john-lemmon.html
Small groups One Day in Melbourne last year
To register for One Day in Melbourne – 3 June
info@markt.id.au
0419 917 713
attention – Dr Mark Tronson
Mooney Ponds Salvation Army - 880 Mount Alexander Rd
David Goodwin
Dr Mark Tronson is a Baptist minister (retired) who served as the Australian cricket team chaplain for 17 years (2000 ret) and established Life After Cricket in 2001. He was recognised by the Olympic Ministry Medal in 2009 presented by Carl Lewis Olympian of the Century. He mentors young writers and has written 24 books, and enjoys writing. He is married to Delma, with four adult children and grand-children. Dr Tronson writes a daily article for Christian Today Australia (since 2008) and in November 2016 established Christian Today New Zealand.
Mark Tronson's archive of articles can be viewed at