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”.

Political blindness to the poor may prolong this pandemic

The poorest can't afford face masks, so surely there's a moral obligation to provide free masks.

Hope. Musings in this time of Coronavirus

I was standing in the newsagency in my local shopping centre, Ashfield Mall. I was doing my best to social

My Thoughts On Where This Pandemic May Be Taking Us

I have been wondering how long it would take for us human beings to realise we are all in this

People in the Shadows

There are people of the shadows. The invisible people our society walks past every day and ignores.

Black lives really do matter

The age of Coronavirus highlights how connected we all are... that we should care more for each other. Black lives really do matter.

Bobby Kennedy – the best president America never had

I have always admired Robert Kennedy and the more the years go by the more my admiration increases. Bobby was

Ghosts of Tiananmen loom over Hong Kong’s future

Today is the 31st Anniversary of the horrific Tiananmen Square massacre. Like millions of others I was horrified to watch

The times they are a changing

I love to sit in the middle of the Loaves & Fishes Restaurant, but the times are a changing.

How we’re coping with coronavirus

See how we're coping with COVID-19 and still serving hot meals to the homless.

How tragic that Margaret Court’s dogged tenacity is now her undoing

Your's truly writing in The Age on the controversy over Margaret Court's grand slam anniversary year. By Rev. Bill Crews

Sydney Morning Herald’s Article On My Radio Work

I was honoured to have the SMH publish a profile story about my life behind the microphone at 2GB. I

His Holiness, the Dalai Lama’s 84th birthday

July 6 was His Holiness, the Dalai Lama’s 84th birthday. I spoke at a function to commemorate that at The

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