On The Road Conference 2017

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We live in a world of disconnection.

Everywhere we look our communities are broken, or breaking down. Enmity, abuse, loneliness and violence seem to be the norm across the planet. For many, the greatest connection they feel is online via social media or gaming. We have largely forgotten how to be together.

The Anabaptist movement has always had a “family feel” to it, where members experience fellowship, helpful guidance, and clear accountability in communities of like-minded disciples. Our theology challenges us to move from committee to community. It calls us to invite people into Christ-centred communities that are daily seeking to follow the way of Jesus.

Come join us in a weekend conference where we explore what “Christ-centred” community looks like.  We will be hear from representatives of several intentional Christian communities from around Australia and New Zealand – including the Bruderhof, Wellspring, and Urban Vision communities – and spend time in worship and hopefully enjoy just hanging out together.  Saturday evening will feature a special concert from Anthony Brown, a world-renowned singer and peace ambassador from the USA.

Friday 27 – Sunday 29 January, 2017
Long Point Conference Centre
20-26 Wills Rd Long Point, NSW 2564 Australia

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More info

Head to the conference page for info on speakers, artists, program, early bird bonus and tickets.

Contact Us

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OTR Gathering — Restorative Communities: Radical Reformation Ruminations

2016-08RestorativeCommunitiesGeoff Broughton | Friday, 19th August 2016

At our August OTR Gathering, Rev. Dr. Geoff Broughton shared some Radical Reformation Ruminations about Restorative Communities. This comes out of Geoff’s many years of theological reflection and inner city ministry with the marginalised. What does a truly restorative community look like? How can we embody that here and now?

Have a listen below.

Geoff’s notes and slides are also downloadable below, although he didn’t necessarily stick to them closely.

Restorative Communities Audio Download
Restorative Communities Notes
Restorative Communities Slides


Rev. Dr. Geoff Broughton is the lecturer in Practical Theology at St Mark’s National Theological Centre (CSU in Canberra) and the Rector of Paddington Anglican Church. His research interests include the connections between Jesus Christ and justice after more than 15 years of inner city life and 25 of Anglican ministry.
Geoff has taught various courses in Australia and the USA in youth ministry, popular culture, ethics and Christian spirituality. Geoff’s current teaching commitments at CSU include: Introduction to Christian Theology, Jesus the Christ, and a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision. Through St Mark’s Geoff is also involved in clergy training, formation and supervision for a number of Anglican dioceses across Australia.