Bill Crews, Author at Rev. Bill Crews

Rev. Bill Crews AM is a much-loved Australian who's given over 3 million meals to the hungry and taught thousands of underprivileged kids to read. He's been recognised by The Rotary Foundation and Ernst & Young. He is on the National Trust’s list of 100 “National Living Treasures”.

The worship of wealth

Society worships wealth, but more people are being left behind. Could it lead to revolution?

My 2024 Christmas message

I do my best to honour the change that Jesus came into the world to achieve.

Youth crime crackdown

Violent youth crime has driven a crackdown on young offenders, but will it work?

Extremism hindering Middle East cease fire

Health authorities report the death toll in Gaza has reached 40 thousand. Meanwhile a deal to bring home

A world blind to looming refugee crisis

Populations in the West and their political leaders are ill prepared for the inevitable mass movement of people around the globe.

Compassion has the power to empower

Compassion for one another has the power to change our own lives. We discover ourselves, emerging stronger than ever.

Justice denied: Victims of infected blood products

Blood products designed to save lives in the 1970s and 80s did the very opposite. They were contaminated with HIV and hepatitis.

Crisis: UNICEF helps record numbers of displaced children

UNICEF is helping the 43 million children forced to flee their homes in wars and crises. How safe is the World for children today?

Helping those with mental illness: Learnings of 40 years

Forty years since the Richmond Report those who suffer mental illness continue to struggle to find the support they need to recover.

How to heal a broken society

Helping is good, but not enough; and kindness on its own is shallow. Healing a broken society means making a spiritual connection with others.

Politicians supercharging drug cartels

The moral outrage of politicians inadvertently supercharges the illicit drug cartels, thanks to a black market that generates untold fortunes.

Visiting the 1916 Memorial in Ireland

My visit to the 1916 Memorial in Dublin, Ireland reminded me that peace really can happen, so long a people truly want it.

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