Spring 2020: Light at the end of a dark tunnel

August 19, 2020
Wesley Impact Magazine

Wesley Impact! Magazine

Read the latest issue of our magazine which comes out three times a year and captures the heart of Wesley Mission through a medley of stories, events, news and Bible studies.

In this edition of Wesley Impact!, Wesley Homeless Services client, Vince, shares his experience of living on the streets of Sydney. Vince’s first steps out of homelessness were at Wesley Edward Eagar Centre, a property with a long history that is about to enter its next phase.

Vibrant personality, Carmel, speaks of the support she has received to rebuild her life including an innovative operation that has restored her connection to the world.

The Wesley Community Housing team share their down-to-earth approach and challenge the stereotypes about people living in public housing.

And our CEO and Superintendent, the Rev Keith V Garner AM offers encouragement and challenge, taking inspiration from Jeremiah chapter 1.

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