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Craig Broman
Craig became a Christian when he was 15 years old. He began a career as a teacher but then studied theology for four years and became a minister in the Anglican Church in Melbourne. He worked in two growth corridor churches in Melbourne before becoming the Anglican Youth Consultant for the Northern and Western regions of Melbourne. He has been a city pastor for 13 years at Holy Trinity Church in Adelaide where, in 2007, City Bible Forum was established in Adelaide as the City Workers Ministry.
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Claire O’Neill
Claire became a Christian through two Christians on a bus in France when she was 17. Originally a Civil and Environmental Engineer, Claire decided to try out paid Christian ministry in 2007 as a ministry apprentice at Holy Trinity Adelaide. Claire’s ministry apprenticeship included running courses for people interested in Christianity, leading and coordinating evangelistic history and school tours of her church, outreach at the Body, Mind, Psychic Expo, coordinating the church’s welcoming, and leading some of the first City Workers Ministry prayer groups. Claire has since completed a Graduate Diploma of Divinity half time at the Bible College of South Australia and is now working part time with City Bible Forum.
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Phil Wilson
Phil became a Christian when he was 12 after someone told him that "if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!" (2 Corinthians 5.17). Phil has been a member of City Bible Forum since it started in Adelaide in 2008. In 2010 he left his full-time role at BHP Billiton to start a business, pursue study at the Bible College of South Australia, and work part time with City Bible Forum. The three endeavors have the one aim – to know Christ and to make him known.
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Natalie Pearson
Natalie grew up in a Christian home and always thought of herself as a Christian, but it didn’t make much of a difference to how she lived and thought about God. In 2008 two people from her workplace invited her to church. At first she thought the Christians were crazy, but then she saw they had real joy and hope in Jesus. Natalie wanted what they had, and eventually turned her whole life over to God. After a radical reordering of her priorities she is now working part-time, studying at the Bible College of South Australia, and volunteering 1 day per week with City Bible Forum.
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