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Welcome to my website. I am the founder of The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation and an ordained Minister in the Uniting Church of Australia with services every Sunday from 10am – 11am in Ashfield.

I am a passionate supporter of the underprivileged. I am also an advocate for those who think of themselves as outsiders. Moreover, I take inspiration from making the world a kinder place.

I’m fascinated by change and how it has the power to improve lives. I’m also really interested in challenging the power structures that entrench inequality.

I write books too. My first one, “Twelve Rules for Living a Better Life” is out now, but I’m also in the process of writing a second. I’m also a radio broadcaster with a top-rating show heard in Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra and regional Australia.

I hope my website inspires you with kindness.

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As we spoke, the heavens opened up again. Rain tumbled down so heavily that it soon flooded Tom's 'bedroom', leaving his blankets wet and useless.

Perhaps I’m refreshing, perhaps I’m challenging?

This morning I preached at Killara Uniting Church on the topic of Jesus' words "Who do you say I am?"

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Voluntary assisted dying is legal across Australia, much of Europe, Canada, and several US states, with dramatically varying implementations.

Some countries permit advance directives for dementia cases, and AI is being developed to replace psychiatrist in the assisted dying process.

While some jurisdictions focus on terminal illness with strict safeguards, others expand access to mental illness.

In this episode of The Discussion, host Bill Crews examines these complex ethical, medical, and legal issues with Dr. Philip Nitschke, a prominent advocate who offers insights into global approaches and lessons from this evolution in human autonomy.

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