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Jisas wantaim exists to equip, empower and enable a new generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christian leaders, to see them standing on their own two feet as a Kingdom building mission force.
Graham Paulson to share at the Storyweaving International Conference this month

Graham Paulson to share at the Storyweaving International Conference this month

Story Weaving: Colonial Contexts and Postcolonial Theology Whitley College, Melbourne 23 – 25 January 2012 Story Weaving: Colonial Contexts and Postcolonial Theology is an international conference to be held at Whitley College, within the Melbourne College of Divinity. This is the third in a series of conferences auspiced by the...
First Grasstree Gathering on for March this year

First Grasstree Gathering on for March this year

On March 19-21, 2012 an Emerging Indigenous Christian Leaders Gathering called ‘Grasstree Gathering’  is happening at Belgrave Heights in Melbourne. This much needed national, non-denominational event is being planned and led by Indigenous Christian leaders and hosted by Jisas wantaim. It will specifically focus on supporting, training and networking for emerging...
Dhiiyaan Northside Church family camp

Dhiiyaan Northside Church family camp

We came home early this from the Family Camp, it was an amazing time away. Yesterday the crew packed up and headed up towards Mt Warning on this stunning property, overlooking valleys with mountains in the backdrop. Green as anything up there and all i could say was “How Great...
Graduation of Jisas wantaim students

Graduation of Jisas wantaim students

Well, we just want to share with you that Jisas wantaim had invested into 5 Aboriginal leaders to attend bible college at the Pines Training Centre on Queenslands Sunshine Coast. The course is  based around personal growth, discipleship, church planting, theology to name a few subjects. In December of 2011, Max,...
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dhiiyaan Northside Church

dhiiyaan Northside Church

We invite you to come and join us at dhiiyaan Northside Church. In the Gamilaraay language dhiiyaan means family, and this is our hope and passion- to live with one God as one mob. Why not come along to our services every Saturday night 6pm cnr Beckett and Albany Creek Rds Bridgeman Downs. We run...
Jisas wantaim Art Exhibition

Jisas wantaim Art Exhibition

Back in November of 2011 Jisas wantaim again held a successful art exhibition featuring the stunning artwork of Max and Goma Conlon. The exhibition was held at the Chapel on Station Gallery at Box Hill Baptist Church in Melbourne. This is fast becoming a regular event each year but if you can’t make it to...
Kriol Bible distributed as a resource

Kriol Bible distributed as a resource

We stumbled across this magnificent resource whilst partnering with the Bible Society of QLD on The Deadly News project. The Kriol Bible was many years in the making, with many contributing organisations and people. We purchased a number and distributed them to the various ministries and it has been well received. Those who attended the SURRENDER:10 Conference were also...

Welcome to E-stick (Electronic Message Stick)

Firstly you might be wondering why the change inname from djaywunti to Jisas wantaim… well it has been a journey to discover who we are and its almost come full circle. We originally were “Jesus one-time”, that touch footy team that wanted to witness those few years ago at the Festival. Then we transitioned into “djaywunti” which was using...

Electronic Giving opportunity

We have set up an account through Baplink to accept donations and support for the work of Jisas wantaim

DVD Resource: “Australia: whose land? A Christian Call to Recompense”

This powerful address filmed as part of the Inaugural QLD Indigenous Christian Lecture in October 2009 is by Dr Peter Adam, Principal Ridley College. It deals with the issue of land in Australia and the Biblical mandate of repentance, recompense and reconciliation.  For prices and to order contact info@djaywunti.org.au or click here to download directly...

DVD Resource: “Ambassadors of Reconciliation”

This training event took place in March 2009 and involves terrific teaching input from Uncle Graham Paulson surrounding Indigenous and Christian spirituality. There is also interviews with young up and coming Indigenous Christians- this is an excellent resource not to be missed. For prices and to order contact info@djaywunti.org.au.