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06 Nov 2012 | Rev. Bill’s Christmas Appeal

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Today Rev. Crews launched the Christmas Appeal for his Exodus Foundation. Every day The Exodus Foundation serves up to 1,000 free meals to the poor and homeless, and on Christmas Day 3,000 needy Sydney-siders will enjoy a free lunch with all the trimmings…. Read more »

22 Oct 2012 | Re-opening of Sydney’s busiest free restaurant for the homeless

Sydney’s busiest free restaurant for the homeless will re-open tomorrow after a major refurbishment. The Exodus Foundation’s famous Loaves & Fishes Free Restaurant has severed over 2.5 million meals to the poor and homeless since it opened 23 years ago. As demand for… Read more »

13 Jun 2012 | Major new food and welfare service for the homeless

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On Thursday morning Rev. Bill Crews and his Exodus Foundation will launch a major new initiative to help Sydney’s homeless. A purpose built van providing free meals and welfare services will be officially opened at Marrickville in Sydney inner-west. It will be known… Read more »

16 May 2012 | Rev. Bill launches winter appeal

Rev. Bill Crews has launched the winter appeal for his Exodus Foundation. Recently he visited the Exodus food van that serves the homeless in the city and spoke with some of the guest about how important The Exodus Foundation is to their very… Read more »

24 Apr 2012 | Media release – Poker machine victim slashes wrists

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Rev. Bill Crews, the CEO and founder of The Exodus Foundation, and NSW chair of the Churches Gambling Taskforce has urged Andrew Wilkie to take full advantage of his position to renew the push for poker machine reform. “I urge Andrew to take… Read more »

04 Apr 2012 | Easter starts in Sydney with Rev. Crews washing the feet of the homeless

The Pope will wash the feet of 12 priests in the splendor of St. Peter’s Basilica and local cardinals, bishops and priests will perform the ritual with great ceremony, gold and incense, but by contrast Rev. Bill Crews will humbly wash the feet… Read more »

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14 Nov 2012 | The Confessional must not hide the criminal

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I can understand why Premier Barry O’Farrell struggles with the fact that the Catholic Church might enable pedophiles to hide behind the secrecy of the Confessional. Barry, like most modern thinking people, sees the danger that represents. We in the western world have created a system of laws for our citizens to live within, a system of courts to dispense justice and a penal system for those society needs to punish or have protection from. In other words we have laws, courts, and gaols. Our… Read more »

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Melissa Manchester

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Rev. Bill sits down with Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter, Melissa Manchester, in this exclusive face-to-face interview recorded at her hotel in… Read more »

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Saving kids in Pakistan

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In August 2010 Pakistan was hit by devastating floods. Just weeks ago parts of Pakistan were once again inundated; in some places the flood waters were five meters deep. SOS Pakistan – Feed The Children is a Sydney based NGO that aims to help the flood victims; in particular the… Read more »

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