Murray Capill has lectured in the pastoral ministry subjects (preaching, pastoral care, worship and leadership) at the RTC - Melbourne since 2001. From 2001 to 2005 he

Clinton Berends  serves the CRCA in the role as Ministry Development Coordinator (MDC).  Reporting to the TRAIN workgroup,  the MDC collaborates with

Bernie Cane pastors the Summerleas Christian Church in Kingston (TAS), a congregation closely linked with the Kingston CRCA network of churches in southren

Peter Smit pastors a church he planted in Baldivis, WA, the Hope Community Church.   This church was planted out of his first congregation, Gateway Community Church

Ben Peletier serves as the pastor of the Northern Beaches CRC in Dee Why, NSW.   Previously he served on the

Jono Deenick serves as a pastor on the pastoral team of the Redlands Christian Reformed Church, Ormiston, in Queensland.  Prior to this role, he was in a team

Hannah works part time as Children’s and Youth Worker at Riverbank Christian Church in Launceston, Tasmania. She also serves on the Reformed Churches Youth Committee and Convention

Stephen Coleman pastors the Langwarrin CRC in Victoria.   Previously he pastored the Hope Christian Community Church in St.

The TRAIN Workgroup partners with the RTC - Melbourne in the raising up of gospel workers.  RTC is an independent, non-denominational college in the heart of Melbourne’s city. Our experienced and engaging

The CRCA Candidacy Committee is part of TRAIN. In the CRCA, we encourage candidates for ordination to study through the Reformed Theological College (RTC). Once

Ministry Formation and the TRAIN Workgroup promotes and provides resourcing for the SHIFT Coaching initiative. All CRCA pastors are encouraged to establish a coaching relationship for themselves where a series of

Biblical values that shape the culture of a contemporary, Reformed, gospel-focused denomination:

1. Contemporary