Bill Crews, Author at Rev. Bill Crews

Rev. Bill Crews AM is a much-loved Australian who's given over 3 million meals to the hungry and taught thousands of underprivileged kids to read. He's been recognised by The Rotary Foundation and Ernst & Young. He is on the National Trust’s list of 100 “National Living Treasures”.

At The Queen’s funeral in London – my reflections

Why did the funeral affect me so much? In Australia I’m a Republican and proud of it, but in Britain I felt the ties that oddly bind mine and the Royal Family.

I talk with Phantom of the Opera star, Blake Bowden

Don’t give up on love

A chance meeting on a train station that might change the life of a young woman, for the better.

What would Jesus think of Manly pride jersey players?

Manly pride jersey players say faith precludes them wearing the jerseys. Is this a Christ-like response, or might there be a better way?

All that is (including us) is an indivisible oneness

Might a cloud of loving compassion envelope us all? Finding it in the now could be healing and transformative.

National Sorry Day with Ray Minniecon

https://youtu.be/0D0mA6u0u1Q

Angels of Bangkok’s underbelly

On the dark streets of Bangkok I found a story of angels who speak the silent, international language of love.

Anzac Day and our overlooked Aboriginal heroes

This Anzac Day I witnessed a resurrection of a people who've been demeaned since the beginnings of white settlement - our Aboriginal heros.

I can see your heart

All of us have made bad choices, but for some the consequences are longer lasting than others. No matter how bad it is, there's always hope.

The Reason Rafael Nadal Won Last Night

So many of us live our lives worrying about the future and regretting the past. That means we are never

Easter reflections

So many of us are searching for more, yet we don’t know where to look. Perhaps loving compassion is the answer.

The BIG question: Why are we here?

Activitiy suggests a life filled with purpose, but what is the purpose? Why are we all here? I’m beginning to discover that the meaning of life is living in the moment.

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