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”.

Christmas week was such a tough week for me!!!

I reckon I will never forget the events this past week, they have been so stressful for me. Firstly I

My response to the events of yesterday, I hope it helps.

Like all of you I have been shaken by the events of the past 24 hours. Last night I felt

A Call for Calm

A Call for Calm A few weeks ago on my Sunday night radio program on Sydney Radio 2GB 873 I

No money for Literacy – Inner West Courier Article

The Exodus Foundation has helped more than 1500 children from across Sydney go from never opening a book to reading

Let’s use this Mental Health Month to drive change.

This month of October is designated Mental Health month. After 40 years of working with people in trouble I genuinely

Anonymous no more – An important lesson I’ve learned

For over forty years I have been aware of Twelve Step programs. Initially they began as Alcoholics Anonymous. However, as

Surrogacy and baby Gammy

What about the terrible case of that Down Syndrome surrogate baby born for an Australian couple in Thailand. When the

What makes for a homeless child?

At the opening of my radio program on Sunday night, July 20 I lit a candle in memory of the

The line between “homelessness” and “not homeless” children is blurred

At the opening of my radio program on Sunday night, July 20 I lit a candle in memory of the

For the homeless nothing ever changes in spite of all the rhetoric

Late last night, I found myself once again in the back blocks of Woolloomooloo, Sydney. My memories of Woolloomooloo forty

Touching the Infinite

This past week has been really hard. I have been struggling. Next week I am off to Cambodia to work

Albie turns 100

At this time of year, as the temperatures drop I am always asking people to spare a thought for the

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