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Five Keynote Speakers Confirmed for Katoomba Easter Convention

4/3/2021

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With only four weeks until Easter, we are pleased to introduce the five keynote speakers confirmed for Katoomba Easter Convention (KEC) this year.  
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At Katoomba Easter Convention this year, we will be gathering under God’s word to explore the theme, “The Kindness of God: The Action That Changes a Destiny”. With only four weeks until Easter, we are pleased to introduce our five keynote speakers for 2021.  

Keen to join us this Easter? Register today!


​Meet Kirk Patston


Kirk Patston has been long-standing supporter of KCC events, having preached at KYCK, NextGen, Easter Convention and Oxygen since 1995. He currently lectures at Sydney Missionary Bible College and is one of the Founders of ‘Our Place Christian Communities’, a ministry which seeks to support accommodation and discipleship for adults with intellectual impairment. In 2017, Kirk delivered an empowering talk at Easter Convention, encouraging delegates to “nurture a courageous trust in God” from the book of Isaiah.  
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You can listen to the talk here: 

KEC 2017 - Kirk Patston | Courageous Trust or Blah, Blah, Blah from kcc on Vimeo.


​Meet Paul Tripp


Pastor, author and conference speaker, Paul Tripp, will join KEC as a Special Guest in 2021. Tripp has spoken at previous KCC events including Katoomba Easter Convention 2015 and Oxygen 2014. He is the president of Paul Tripp Ministries, a ministry that develops resources for everyday Christian living. His books and teaching series have helped people around the world to understand how the Gospel of Jesus Christ speaks with practical hope into all things people experience in a broken world. 
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You can get a taste of Paul’s teaching from his website or listen to his Oxygen talk, “I Am the Light of the World” here:  

Paul Tripp: I am the Light of the World from kcc on Vimeo.


​Meet Matt Fuller


Matt Fuller is the Senior Pastor at Christ Church Mayfair, where he has served since it was planted in 2001. He oversees the city centre ministry to families, students and workers. In God’s kindness they have been able to plant numerous other churches into diverse settings and Matt sits on the board of the Co-mission network of churches. He lives in central London with his family and is the author of several books. Prior to ministry he worked for several years as a school teacher of History and Politics which remain a great pleasure to him. 
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You can get a taste of Matt’s teaching in this talk, “God the Great Know All” from Psalm 139.  


Meet Don Carson


Don A. Carson is Distinguished Emeritus Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois. He serves as Theologian-at-Large for The Gospel Coalition. He has written or edited about sixty books, including the Pillar New Testament Commentary volume on the Gospel according to John, The Gagging of God: Christianity Confronts Pluralism, Becoming Conversant with the Emerging Church, The Intolerance of Tolerance, Christ and Culture Revisited, the long-popular New Testament Commentary Survey, and The Enduring Authority of the Christian Scriptures. 
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Get a taste of his teaching from this Oxygen 2014 talk, “I am the First and the Last”:  


Meet Peter Williams


Peter J. Williams is the Principal and CEO of Tyndale House, Cambridge. He is Chair of the International Greek New Testament Project and a member of the Translation Oversight Committee of the English Standard Version of the Bible. He assisted Dr Dirk Jongkind in Tyndale House’s production of a major edition of the Greek New Testament and his recent book Can We Trust the Gospels? was published in late 2018. 
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Get a taste of his teaching from this Oxygen 18 talk, “Furry Animals and the Bible” from the book of 2 Kings.  


This year, KEC will be hosted as a COVID-safe hybrid event combining high-quality online content for adults, an on-site Children’s program, and an Easter Sunday Family Fair. For more information on how you can join us this year, visit our website: https://easterconvention.com.au/  
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Volunteer at KEC!


With our Children's program running onsite, we still need lots of hands to help over the weekend! From COVIDsafe marshals, to children's program leaders to parking, each and every volunteer helps us to run the event smoothly.  
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If you're interested in getting involved, we'd love to hear from you! Please fill out the form and we’ll get back to you: easterconvention.com.au/volunteer/ 
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Katoomba Easter Convention 'a major influence' in a child's knowledge of Jesus: Anna's KEC story

4/3/2021

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We recently had the pleasure of meeting Anna Kreicers, a ‘KEC Kid’ who grew up in Kid’s and Youth programs at Katoomba Easter Convention (KEC), and who after graduating high school, has returned as a  volunteer. In this interview, Anna shares how KEC became an annual family tradition, her childhood highlights, and how the convention has impacted her walk with Jesus over the past decade. 
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1.     How did you start coming to Katoomba Easter Convention (KEC)?  

My family and I began attending KEC in 2011. The only year we have missed was 2020, due to the global pandemic. We began going to KEC with four other families from our church, and we would stay together in one big house each year. Even after moving churches the tradition with our close friends from our previous church continued. KEC has not only been a time of reflection on the death and resurrection of Jesus but of fostering deep friendships which we don’t always get throughout the year. 

2.     What was KEC like for your family? 

For me, KEC was a time to slow down. Placed in Katoomba, a quiet and foggy town, helped to still my heart and mind. For my family, it was a time to put our busy world aside and spend time together. Although we were all in different stages of our life, we were able to share what we were learning in our different programs which usually was interconnected in some way. 

3.     How many years did you attend the KEC Kid’s program? 

I attended the KEC Kids program for 10 years. Throughout this time, I not only went with friends that I already knew from home, but I also met with friends that I would see once a year at KEC in Katoomba. It was such an encouragement to know that even though 12 months had passed, you could expect to see the same mates and leaders at the program.  

4.     What was your favourite part about the KEC Kid’s program? 

My favourite part of the KEC Kid’s program was the leader’s creativity in forming activities and bible teaching which made me want to learn more from God’s word each day. I remember in Junior High, the wild games that the leaders would cook up which sent us kids running across the KEC campus in order to defeat some ‘bad guy’ and discover new, daily challenges. Not only was it a tonne of fun, but it was extremely helpful for making new friends each year and bonding with old ones. 

5.     Have you attended KEC as an adult? What was that experience like? 

I have attended the KEC Adult program for a year, and it gave me a thorough and engaging look at the word of God. I would recommend teens from the Senior High program to visit the Adult sessions in the evening, as it will give you a smooth transition into the Adult program after year 12.  

After attending the Adult’s program for a year, I rejoined the Junior High program as a volunteer leader the following year! I will be volunteering again in 2021 as I love giving back to KEC in a way that is fun, encouraging and helps kids tackle difficult concepts and ideas.  

6.     How has the Kids program impacted you as a Christian? 

The Kids’ program has impacted me in many ways; however, the two major aspects would be helping me to recognise how truly incredible the resurrection of Jesus is, and providing me with fellowship that allowed to me to discuss and worship Christ in community. 

Through the Kid’s program, I was annually fed with engaging and solid Bible teaching, which allowed me to thank Jesus for what he has done in every stage of life. I felt like I was able to share this joy with other kids and leaders, as I would get to know them well over the years I attended. Overall KEC has been a major influence in the way I know Jesus and express my faith today. 
Happy to Lend a Hand? Join KEC as a Volunteer!    
With our Children's program running onsite, we still need lots of hands to help over the weekend! From COVID-safe marshals, to children's program leaders to parking, every volunteer helps us to run the event smoothly.   
 
If you're interested in getting involved, we'd love to hear from you! Please fill out the form and we’ll get back to you: easterconvention.com.au/volunteer/  
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How to Take Jesus Public: Free Online Interview with Apologist Dan Paterson

2/3/2021

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KCC has launched ‘KCC Conversations’, a brand-new online series of free interviews on hot topics about life, work and faith. On Friday 12 March, we will chat to the Founder of Questioning Christianity, Dan Paterson, who will share how the Christian story connects with life’s deepest questions and how the gospel of Jesus Christ is good news for every sphere of life. Tune in at 12pm (AEDT) on KCC’s Onward Facebook page. ​
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KCC is pleased to launch KCC Conversations, a brand-new online series of free interviews on hot topics about life, work and faith.  

The uncertainty of our cultural moment has had a percussive effect on the secular world, opening people up to think seriously about what makes for a meaningful life. On Friday 12 March, we will chat to the Founder of Questioning Christianity, Dan Paterson, who will share how the Christian story connects with life’s deepest questions and how the gospel of Jesus Christ is good news for every sphere of life.  

To tune into this interview, log into KCC’s Onward Facebook page at 12PM (AEDT) on Friday 12 March.  
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Dan Paterson is the founder of Questioning Christianity, a ministry connecting the Christian story to life's deepest questions. He has experience as a pastor, lecturer, and public speaker, having studied Theology and Apologetics in Australia and at Oxford. Dan currently lives in Brisbane with his wife, Erin, and their favourite job is raising three wonderful boys. 
Mark our KCC Conversations into your diary 
Talk: How to Find Purity in a Sexually Broken World  
Speaker: Jay Stringer (Author, Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing) 
Date: Wednesday 3 March, 12PM (AEDT) 
Place: KCC’s BASECAMP Facebook Page 
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Talk: How to Take Jesus Public 
Speaker: Dan Paterson (Founder, Questioning Christianity)  
Date: Friday 12 March, 12PM (AEDT)  
Place: KCC’s Onward Facebook Page  
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We look forward to having you join us for these upcoming events! Don’t forget to invite friends who would benefit from these free talks.  
Catch up on previous KCC Conversations 
Did you miss our latest conversation, ‘How to Experience Joy in Your Work in 2021’ with Andrew Laird (City Bible Forum)? You can catch up on the talk on the Oxygen Facebook page or on the KCC One App.  
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Families Invited to Join the Easter Sunday Family Fair This April

23/2/2021

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We are pleased to announce that we'll be hosting a family-friendly Easter Sunday Fair as part of Katoomba Easter Convention this year. Join us for an afternoon filled with exciting activities, fellowship, a BBQ lunch and Easter fair treats in the beautiful Blue Mountains. 
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At Katoomba Easter Convention this year, we will be gathering under God’s word to explore the theme, “The Kindness of God: The Action That Changes a Destiny”. This year, KEC will be hosted as a COVID-safe hybrid event combining high-quality online content for adults, an on-site Children’s program, and a family-friendly Easter Sunday Fair! Keen to join us this Easter? Register today!​

RSVP for the Easter Sunday Family Fair! ​
Along with the new format for KEC21, we’re introducing a family-friendly Easter Sunday Fair filled with exciting activities, fellowship, a BBQ lunch and Easter fair treats! The Family Fair offers children and families some quality time with each other to create fun memories in the beautiful Blue Mountains. You can expect:  
Children’s Easter Sunday Concert (11AM-12PM) 
 
Featuring Dan Warlow, Christian Kids Music Artist and Entertainer, this concert will feature a one-hour (11AM-12PM) special of music, puppetry and laughter in the Auditorium.  ​
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Family Fair Fun (12-2PM) 
 
Enjoy and purchase a BBQ lunch and some Easter fair treats close at hand, with delicious items suitable for all ages. Fair activities will also surround the plaza such as jumping castles, face painting, balloon twisting and more! 
 
Giant Easter Egg Hunt (1:30-2PM)  
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Experience KEC's Giant Easter Egg hunt around the KCC site! Baskets, maps  and chocolate eggs provided. 

The Easter Sunday Family Fair is a RSVP only event, and with only five weeks to go, spots are filling up fast. Avoid the disappointment by registering your family today.  ​

​Happy to Lend a Hand? Join KEC as a Volunteer!  
 
With our Children's program running onsite, we still need lots of hands to help over the weekend! From COVIDsafe marshals, to children's program leaders to parking, each and every volunteer helps us to run the event smoothly.  
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If you're interested in getting involved, we'd love to hear from you! Please fill out the form and we’ll get back to you: easterconvention.com.au/volunteer/ 
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How to Find Purity in a Sexually Broken World: Free Online Interview with Jay Stringer

23/2/2021

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KCC has launched ‘KCC Conversations’, a brand-new series of free online interviews on hot topics about life, work and faith. On Wednesday 3 March, we will chat to award-winning Author and Mental Health Counsellor, Jay Stringer, about the origins of sexual brokenness and how we can journey towards wholeness. Tune in at 12pm (AEDT) on KCC’s BASECAMP Facebook page.  ​
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KCC is pleased to launch KCC Conversations, a brand-new series of free online interviews on hot topics about life, work and faith. On Wednesday 3 March, we will chat to award-winning Author and Mental Health Counsellor, Jay Stringer, about the origins of sexual brokenness, what sustains it, and how we can journey towards wholeness. Tune in at 12pm (AEDT) on KCC’s BASECAMP Facebook page. 

Jay is a licensed mental health counsellor, ordained minister, and internationally requested speaker on the subject of unwanted sexual behaviour. Jay’s award-winning first book, Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing is based on a multiyear research project into the stories of 3,800 men and women. Unwanted explores the key drivers of unwanted sexual behaviour, why people stay in self-destructive patterns, and how to disempower shame. 
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To tune into this interview, log into KCC’s BASECAMP Facebook page at 12PM (AEDT) on Wednesday 3 March.
Mark our KCC Conversations into your diary 
Talk: How to Find Purity in a Sexually Broken World  
Speaker: Jay Stringer (Author, Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing) 
Date: Wednesday 3 March, 12PM (AEDT) 
Place: KCC’s BASECAMP Facebook Page 


Talk: How to Take Jesus Public 
Speaker: Dan Paterson (Founder, Questioning Christianity)  
Date: Friday 12 March, 12PM (AEDT)  
Place: KCC’s Onward Facebook Page  
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We look forward to having you join us for these upcoming events! Don’t forget to invite friends who would benefit from these free talks.  
Catch up on previous KCC Conversations 
Did you miss our latest interview, ‘How to Experience Joy in Your Work in 2021’ with Andrew Laird? You can catch up on the talk on the KCC One App or tune into the talk on the Oxygen Facebook page. 
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‘How to experience joy in your work in 2021’ with Andrew Laird and L T Hopper
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KCC “HELP” Now Available: A Free Video Series for People in Need

16/2/2021

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The KCC ‘Help’ video series is now available for free on the KCC One App. This resource addresses common topics of difficulty including worry, stress, busyness, financial hardship and loneliness. 
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Life can be tough and filled with uncertainties. If there’s anything we learned in 2020, it’s that we all need help sometimes. This is why we have produced a collection of ‘HELP’ resources, now available on the KCC One App.  

Produced by Jeremy Ward, this eight-part video series addresses common areas of difficulty from a biblical and faith-based perspective. The topics are listed below:  
  1. Help! I’m Aimless 
  2. Help! I’m Broke 
  3. Help! I’m Busy 
  4. Help! I’m Lonely 
  5. Help! I’m Restless 
  6. Help! I’m Stressed 
  7. Help! I’m Unreliable 
  8. Help! I’m Worried 
Each topic is presented with a short video clip and a written resource that gives practical steps for moving forward. Why not use these resources for personal reflection, as a family devotion, or as training material for your ministry teams?  

Jeremy works as a Pastoral Counsellor and is launching a blog, ‘Wisdom in Conversation’, which exists to help God’s people grow in their ability to apply and share biblical wisdom in the context of everyday, personal conversations.  
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To access our ‘HELP’ resources, simply download the KCC One App which is now available on mobile and tablet devices.   
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Youth Groups Will Return to Katoomba for KYCK 21

16/2/2021

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KYCK youth conference is set to return to Katoomba in 2021. Over three weekends in April and one in September, youth groups will once again gather at the KCC Convention Centre to be encouraged from the book of Joshua.  
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​We are so pleased to share that the KYCK conference for youth is set to return to Katoomba as an in-person gathering in 2021. Over three weekends in April (9-11, 16-18, 23-25) and one in September (24-26), youth groups will once again gather around God’s word at the KCC Convention Centre in Katoomba.  

In 2021, we’ll be spending time in the book of Joshua and considering what it means to be ‘Strong & Courageous’ in uncertain times.  
Are you holding a 2020 ticket?  
Groups that rescheduled registration tickets and accommodation to 2021 are ready and set to go. We encourage leaders to check their book details and if any changes are required, please contact us ASAP by emailing kyck@kcc.org.au or call 1300 737 140.  
Limited tickets are still available. Be quick and register today!  
KYCK 2021 registration and accommodation will be on sale from 9:30am (AEDT) on Thursday 18 February on the KYCK website.  

Update for KYCK 1 and 2 

Due to current capacity restrictions and considering delegates with rescheduled tickets, we are now SOLD OUT for KYCK 1 and 2. A small amount of accommodation is still available for KYCKs 1 and 2 and will go on sale at 9:30am (AEDT), Thursday 18 February on the KYCK website. 

Update for KYCK 3 and 4 
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We have limited tickets and accommodation for KYCKs 3 and 4. These will go on sale at 9:30am (AEDT), Thursday 18 February on the KYCK website. 

Our team is working on ways we can make extra tickets available, including exploring exemption options with NSW Health. We'll keep you updated as we may have more tickets available for sale in March.
KYCK Livestream available in April  
On the 16-18 April (KYCK 2), we will host a high-quality livestream for groups who are unable to attend in person. Please save the date with your youth group and stay tuned for more details.  

Stay in touch with KYCK conference by signing up to our mailing list: www.kyck.org.au
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How to Experience Joy in Your Work in 2021: Free Online Interview with Andrew Laird

16/2/2021

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KCC is pleased to launch ‘KCC Conversations’, a brand-new series of free online interviews on hot topics about life, work and faith. This Wednesday 17th February we will chat to Andrew Laird (City Bible Forum) about experiencing joy in your work in 2021. Tune in at 12pm (AEDT) on KCC’s Oxygen Facebook page.  ​
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KCC is pleased to launch KCC Conversations, a brand-new series of free online interviews on hot topics about life, work and faith. Serving you on your lunch break this Wednesday, is Andrew Laird who will share how we can begin to overcome some of the drudgery, frustration and difficulties of work. He will then share how joy can be experienced when we align our work with God’s purposes.  

Andrew Laird works for City Bible Forum and is the National Manager of their Life@Work program which aims to help Christians connect their faith with their daily work. He is the author of two books about work, including Under Pressure: How the Gospel helps us handle the pressures of work. He lives in Melbourne, is married to Carly and has three young children. 
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To tune into this interview, log into KCC’s Oxygen Facebook Page at 12PM (AEDT) on Wednesday 17 February.  
 

Mark our KCC Conversations into your diary! 
Talk: Experience Joy in Your Work in 2021 
Speaker: Andrew Laird (City Bible Forum)  
Date: Wednesday 17 February, 12PM (AEDT) 
Place: KCC’s Oxygen Facebook Page 

Talk: How to Find Lasting Freedom from Unwanted Sexual Behaviour  
Speaker: Jay Stringer (Author, Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing) 
Date: Wednesday 3 March, 12PM (AEDT) 
Place: KCC’s BASECAMP Facebook Page 

Talk: How to Take Jesus Public 
Speaker: Dan Paterson (Founder, Questioning Christianity)  
Date: Friday 12 March, 12PM (AEDT)  
Place: KCC’s Onward Facebook Page  
We look forward to having you join us for these upcoming events! Don’t forget to invite friends who would benefit from these free talks.  
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Katoomba Easter Convention Returns This April to Serve Every Member of Your Family

9/2/2021

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Katoomba Easter Convention (KEC) will return this Easter long weekend (April 2-5) as a hybrid event. Combining high-quality online content and on-site Children's programs, there is an option to suit everyone this Easter. 
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Katoomba Easter Convention (KEC) is set to return this Easter long weekend (April 2-5) as a hybrid event. Combining a high-quality live-streamed Adults program, an onsite Children’s program in Katoomba, and other special segments, KEC21 will serve every family member while adhering to social distancing guidelines.  

The Adult livestream can be accessed from anywhere with a secure Internet connection. It will include morning and evening sessions with powerful Bible talks, uplifting music, inspiring stories and interviews and more. The on-site COVID-safe Children’s program is suitable for delegates aged 3-18 years, and promises some new surprises and lots of fun! For kids taking part elsewhere, there will be a fantastic program to stream online. 


With so many available options, 2021 delegates have the flexibility of spending Easter in the beautiful Blue Mountains, at a holiday house of choice, or in the comfort of their own home. The long weekend can be spent with family, catching up with friends, or perhaps a mix of both! Either way, we are confident that KEC will provide much-needed refreshment as we dive deep into God’s word together.  

We look forward to releasing more information about the KEC21 speakers, talks and special segments over the next few months.  
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​Holding tickets from 
KEC2020?  


​Are you holding unused tickets from last year? We've sent you an email about your options and confirming your choice of conference format before 12 Feb!

Please check your spam folders if you haven't received this, and give us a call on 1300 737 140 if you still can't find it.

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Our Top 7 Picks from the KCC One App

2/2/2021

 
Currently serving over 2,700 users across the globe, KCC One is a free app offering exclusive access to video, audio and transcripts from the KCC archives. Here are our top 7 picks including talks, interviews, devotionals and sermon series. 
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In 2020, Katoomba Christian Convention (KCC) released KCC One—a brand new mobile platform which aims to make God's word accessible worldwide. For close to 120 years, KCC has hosted six annual conventions with the hope to see Australia transformed by Jesus Christ through the powerful preaching of the Bible. With the launch of KCC One, we hope to see this vision unfold on a larger scale.  
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Currently serving over 2,700 users across the globe, KCC One is a free app offering exclusive access to video, audio and transcripts from KCC’s rich archive of Bible talks. In a year where churches were closed and Christians were forced to isolate, KCC One aimed to serve users with over 350 expository preaching and topical talks from both local and international preachers.  
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How did KCC One serve you in 2020? We recently asked KCC team members to share how the app has encouraged them. Here are their responses and recommendations!  
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1. Work as Worship – 7 Day Devotional – Kara Martin  

“The Work as Worship devotional series shares six different ways of looking at your work and shows you how Jesus himself practiced these things. Kara describes these as ‘spiritual disciplines’ and how they can become habits in our lives as well. I hadn’t previously thought of the different aspects of work in this manner, but this has been beneficial in not only how I view my 9 to 5 job but how I can be more like Jesus in other areas of my life as well.  
 
It’s not always possible to attend a KCC convention in person, so the app allows you to catch up on anything that you’ve missed. Not only that, but our talks by speakers like Francis Chan, John Lennox, Nancy Guthrie (and more!) wouldn’t be available elsewhere and you get to listen to them for free! KCC One is a valuable resource if you’re looking for sound, biblical teaching and wanting to grow in your walk with God.”  
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— Pat 
2. Engage 15 Proverbs – Sermon Series – Ray Galea & Matt Fuller 

“The Engage 15 Proverbs series by Ray Galea and Matt Fuller gives a very helpful understanding of Proverbs. Both speakers illustrate and apply their respective passages and themes with a host of real-life examples. Themes addressed include sexual temptation, making wise decisions, taming the tongue and the benefits of friendship. I found each talk very compelling and was encouraged and challenged to live by a fear of the Lord in the details of life.  
 
KCC One contains a wealth of great resources to be explored. The ability to search by keywords is helpful. This helped me discover and listen to all past talks on Proverbs. Why not complement your own study of a particular book of the Bible by engaging with great talks to help you apply the teaching of that book to your own life?”  
 
— Jeremy  
3. The Examen  

“The KCC One App is another tool to have for the purpose of sanctification and edification of saints. As Christians, we are called to examine ourselves and to fix our eyes on the finish line and to not be side-tracked by the world. ‘The Examen’ is an app resource that will help you to grasp each moment, thought and action in light of eternity, and to centre your life around the God who has redeemed you. 
 
With KCC One, you can watch, listen or read our content depending on your lifestyle. As it is portable, you can maximise your time by slotting it in-between waiting in line for your coffee or in transit from one location to another.”  
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— Lucy 
 
To access ‘The Examen’ click Library > Read > OneLove20 > The Examen. 
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4. Living with Purpose – BASECAMP Build Up Talk – John Beckett 
 
“I know this ‘Living with Purpose’ Build Up talk is directed towards men, but after reading the talk description, I thought it would be applicable to my spiritual growth as well. John gave me a clearer perspective of what God’s purpose for me is. Going back to read Ephesians 1-3 reminded me of my identity in Christ and the commitment I have as a Christian believer. The reason why I am on Earth is for God’s praise and glory.  
 
KCC has been such a life-changing ministry for many families and individuals. I think KCC One will encourage users to keep clinging on to God while fueling their personal relationship with God and their ministry.”  
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— Anna 
5. Come to Me: An Invitation to Find True Rest – 5 Day Devotional – Heidi Tai & Kara Martin  

“2020 was such a challenging, demanding and busy year for me. The ‘Come to Me’ devotions showed me three characteristics of God that encouraged me to find rest in Him. It also explored the theological meanings behind the word ‘rest’ so that I can truly understand the Biblical application of true rest as given by God. These devotions were a comfort and allowed me to personally reflect on why it is so important for me to find true rest in God.  

I love that KCC One is a one-stop shop for all the past resources I’ve enjoyed from KCC conventions. Being able to have somewhere to relisten, rewatch and reread past talks is so handy. It’s worth downloading if you need to find some great content to share with friends, family or church group for a study night.   
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— Katherine
6. John Chapman at KCC Collection  
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“I listened to many of the talks in John Chapman’s (‘Chappo’) KCC Collection on my walks with the fur baby! The three talks on “The Good Life” were particularly encouraging. Chappo’s talks helped direct my eyes and heart straight to the important things. I loved how clear, simple, but rich his talks were! I didn’t grow up with KCC but these old talks by Chappo reminded me again what a full archive of godly wisdom and preaching the ministry has been blessed by. 
 
The KCC One archives are filled with blessings to dig into. It’s great for when you’re going for walks or in the car driving to work. I can cast the video content to my TV, and the ‘Read’ content has been great for quiet moments at home too.” 

— Mary
7. ‘Time to Reset’ Oxygen Series  

“As someone involved in church ministry and leadership, the Oxygen ‘Time to Reset’ series was a blessing to me in 2020. Leading a church through a pandemic came with unique challenges, and this series encouraged me prioritise my spiritual health so that I can better serve others. Made up of candid conversations with ministry and health experts such as Paul Tripp, Valerie Ling Grant Bickerton, the series addressed timely topics such as burnout and ministry stress, while offering practical and biblical ways to move forward. I am so thankful that KCC One serves me with nourishing and trustworthy gospel-centred content at a click of a button!”  
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— Heidi 
Download KCC One to gain access to all 7 resources
Download the free KCC app, now on the Apple App or Google Play store. Available on iOS, Android and tablet devices, and with fresh content added regularly, you'll be able to access more video, audio and reading resources from all the KCC events, as well as special app-only content. 

​Search KCC One in the Apple App or Google Play store.  
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