Former atheist who cried out to God during helicopter crash says faith changed him
“GOD, please don’t let me die.” Private Dillon Beatson had been an atheist up until the moment the helicopter he ...
“GOD, please don’t let me die.” Private Dillon Beatson had been an atheist up until the moment the helicopter he ...
Timorese visitors: East Timorese war veterans unite with Australian veterans at the recent Anzac Day commemorations in Brisbane. MEETING Brisbane ...
Emotional return: The villagers of Aidabasalala with Greg Murty, left, and Deacon Gary Stone during a recent Timor Awakening tour ...
Anzac remembrance: Tom and Saskia Vanderbyl and their three sons Oliver (then 15), Jeremy (then 11), Ben (then 17) outside ...
Family memories: Noel Synnott holds a photo of his uncle, Corporal Bartle Patrick Synnott, who was killed in action in ...
Tragic history: Our Lady of Victories Church parish priest Fr Andrzej Kolaczkowski with the historic roll of honour that bears ...
Kerrie Howe: “I felt I’m here for something bigger than myself.” Photo: Mark Bowling FOR 15 years former Navy medic ...
Healing: Participants in the Veterans’ Care Association Timor Awakening program in East Timor.DEACON Gary Stone and his team from Veterans’ ...
Honouring heroes: Vietnam War veterans gathered at Padua College, Kedron, for a memorial service to commemorate 38 former students who ...
Rewarded: Lionel Veale is a man a man of many awards for his dedicated service. Photo: Mark BowlingJUST 12 months ...
Resting in peace: The coffin of Warrant Officer Kevin Conway (pictured) is carried to the burial site by Australian soldiers.KEVIN ...
Danger Zone: An Australian Army soldier provides overwatch protection to members during their visit to Qargha near Kabul on January ...
MOTHERS with babies in their arms stood side by side with the Sisters of Mary the Morning Star to sing...
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