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”.

I was there as abuse survivors got apology

Yesterday I was honoured to be amongst the 400 invited guests in the Great Hall of Parliament House Canberra to

RIP Robert Kennedy

Today, June 6, is always a sad day for me. Not only is it 74th Anniversary of the D-Day landings

When the homeless give you everything

I was sitting at a table in our Loaves & Fishes Free Restaurant for the homeless at the weekend eating lunch with

My experience washing the feet of the homeless

At lunchtime very Maundy Thursday, the day before Good Friday, in our Loaves and Fishes Free Restaurant I wash the

My speech in support of the Kurdish people – 10th Feb, 2018

I regard myself as an ordinary Australian. Nothing more and nothing less. I do not regard myself as left-wing or

Walking the line in Bangkok

As many of you know, through my work with homeless, abused and traffickerd children I am on the Board of

My Christmas message

This Christmas many children won’t share our good fortune. They’ll endure bleak conditions of grinding poverty, but I have good

Government neglect made Martin Place homeless inevitable

The tent city in Martin Place arose out of a perfect storm of events. Events which not only result in

Dalai Lama’s religion will outlast the Chinese occupation of Tibet

Take a look at this photo. Take a careful look. The face of Lobsang Lozin. When I first saw it

My hour with His Holiness the Dalai Lama

Yesterday I went to visit my old friend, His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, Tibet. It was an absolutely

Being brave enough to lose yourself

Every now and then I get tempted to put one of my sermons up on the blog. A rush of egotism

We are leaving refugee children to die in the snow

The whole operation began on Calais station before the train arrived. I noticed a team of armed police arrive, followed

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