St. George's College
St George's College is the senior residential College within The University of Western Australia and is affiliated with the Anglican Diocese of Perth. There is a resident Anglican Chaplain and regular services of prayer to which all people are invited.
The Australian Student Christian Movement
The Australian Student Christian Movement is a Christian student group with an emphasis on being open, active, ecumenical and critical, and linked with the World Student Christian Federation.
The Catholic International Students and Friends is an informal group. Most live in the residential colleges or homes near UWA. Some are members of the choir that sings at St Thomas More College Saturday 5.15 pm mass. We meet irregularly and on ad hoc basis for minor social activities, prayer, etc. In 2007 some of us attend the Catholic Bible Study on Thursdays 7.30-8.30pm+ in St Thomas More, Begley Room. This year (June 30-31 2007) a group will go for a religious retreat in New Norcia Monastery.
St. Thomas More College
St Thomas More College aims to build a community based on clear religious, moral and academic principles. The College’s charter from the Archdiocese of Perth is to promote Catholic values, and to build a Catholic community. The College aims to provide a Catholic perspective to the tertiary enterprise at UWA. St. Thomas More College, however, continues to welcome non-Catholic Christians, and non-Christians. The college respects the faith traditions and beliefs of all its residents, and in turn expects a reciprocal respect from all its residents: Catholics, other Christians and non-Christians.
As a Catholic College, St. Thomas More College Chapel plays a central role in the life of both our resident students and the considerable number of locals who chose to worship with us on a regular basis. Mass is celebrated daily, in beautiful surroundings, lit by stained glass windows imported from Ireland when the college was founded in the 1950’s.
The UWA Catholic Society
The UWA Catholic Society is a Guild-affiliated, not-for-profit society that has been in existence for over 20 years. There is a strong element of tradition within the society and it has been enriched with hundreds of members over the years. The current UCS Committee consists of a highly motivated group of individuals who are working synergistically to reform the club and its events, expand the membership base, modernize the image of the society and cultivate our relationship with the wider university community. We aim to bring Catholicism back into the lives of young people. We hope that by our balance of social and spiritual activities we can foster this aim by making religion accessible, fresh and valuable.
The Society’s objectives include: to draw spirituality from the wealth of the Catholic heritage; to intellectually appraise contemporary Catholicism; to develop networks with societies of similar ilk; to host valuable and welcoming social interactions; to volunteer charitably to the benefit of the greater community; to foster social and cultural diversity; to maintain a connection with past student members in the form of an alumni, and to nurture the relationship of the Society between the Chaplaincy and Student Guild. The Society shall be dynamic and considerate of change.
Christian Union
Christian Union is an active Guild-affiliated club of Christian students on campus that get together to read the Bible, encourage each other and talk to others about Jesus.
We're from all kinds of backgrounds and nationalities, so feel free to come and visit, no matter where you're from.
If you want to know more, please contact someone from CU. They'll be happy to sit and chat about any questions or issues you have, and they're nice, too!
Overseas Christian Fellowship
Overseas Christian Fellowship is a student support group focused on sharing the love of God and the experience of knowing Jesus as our Lord and Saviour to the overseas student body. We are dedicated to teaching and equipping of Christian students overseas with biblical principles and values regarding Christian Living.
We would like to assist you in any way possible, especially in adjusting to your new student life overseas in Australia and answering any questions that you might have.
Most important of all, we hope to help you grow in Christ through the activities that we have, fulfilling our vision of reaching out, building up and sending effective servants of Christ back to their respective home ministries!
Shadrach, Meschach, Abednego
(SMA) is a Christian healthcare students group, consisting of members from Medicine, Dentistry and other healthcare courses. We are committed to building up the body of Christ in healthcare, equipping them to be effective Christian healthcare workers, encouraging and relating with our fellow Christians and spreading the gospel of Christ crucified. As such, we run a number of regular bible study groups for each year group, and regular events such as dessert nights & discussion groups. We also run several annual events throughout the year including the SMA Dinner and SMA Camp. Please check web site and/or email secretary for more information
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