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”.

The reason I am in Paris in memory of Charlie Hebdo

I'm here in Paris now because I buried Tori Johnson of the Lindt Cafe in Martin Place after the dreadful siege

What I have learned over the past few years

I now realise that I’ve spent far too much of my life ‘out in the cold’. As a child, not

Some of what life has taught me in the last few years

I begin with this story:- A lovely little boy one day decided to go out and look for God. So

An American girl reaches out to me for help

For me life as a child was not an easy one. I was born in England during World War II

Life is just beginning at 70

Here I am, 70 years old and I feel my life is just beginning! If we are the sum of

A night with Bangkok homeless kids

On Wednesday night, 8th July 2015, I spent the night at The Hub in Bangkok. It's run by my Bill Crews Trust for the

A better world for all children

Today I was at the Graduation of our Literacy students in The Northern Territory. The students all seemed so young,

“There’s always someone trying to steal our freedoms!”

I found myself saying to a couple of friends recently as we were looking at the current Australian and world situation

Reflection at Myruan Sukumaran’s Funeral

Over the years I have been heavily involved in anti death penalty campaigns. Barlow and Chambers in Malaysia, Van Nguyen

Chan – Sukumaran & Death: What we can learn from all of this

Yesterday, 28th April was quite a day for me. It was a day when I saw again and again the

No government help for child sex abuse victims

If you get damaged as a child, don't ever expect the government to help. The history of government's helping those

Kayla Mueller did not die in vain

When I first saw the photograph of Kayla Mueller, the young American aid-worker firstly captured by ISIS only to die

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