Bible colleges

Trinity Theological College: charity review

This is a review in the series ‘Members of Missions Interlink’, Missions Interlink being ‘the Australian network for global mission’[1]. ‘Trinity Theological College’ (Trinity) is one such member. Both Members and Associates have to accept a set of standards, the introduction to which includes this statement: Trinity does not invite feedback or complaints via its...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Alphacrucis College Ltd: charity review

This is review in the series ‘Members of Missions Interlink’, Missions Interlink being ‘the Australian network for global mission[1]’. ‘Alphacrucis College Ltd’ is one such Member, and an organisation that allows donations online. Both Members and Associates have to accept a set of standards, the introduction to which includes this statement: This Member did not...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Reformed Theological College: charity review

Mini charity review of Reformed Theological College (RTC) as an organisation that invites you, on its website, to donate to it. The previous review is used as a base, with comment only if the situation has changed or extra information would be helpful. 2018 review: RTC was, and still is, an associate member of Missions...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Tabor College Inc.: charity review

Mini charity review of Tabor College of Higher Education (TC Tabor) as an organisation that invites you, on its website, to donate to it. (Including the answers to the questions that the Australian charity regulator, the ACNC, suggests that you ask.) The previous review (in black) is used as a base, with comment only if...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Moore Theological College Council: charity review

This is review in the series ‘Members of Missions Interlink, Missions Interlink being ‘the Australian network for global mission[1]’ and a means for a Member to get income tax exemption when it might not otherwise be available[2]. Moore Theological College – Centre for Global Mission is an Associate of Missions Interlink, and an organisation that...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Tahlee Ministries: charity review

This is a charity review[1] of Tahlee Ministries, a charity that seeks donations on the internet, and is a ‘Member Organisation’ of Missions Interlink[2]. The Australian charities regulator, the ACNC, in their Factsheet: Making sure your donation gets to where it needs to, gives “some steps to consider to help make sure your donation is...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Perth Bible College Inc: charity review

This is a charity review of Perth Bible College Inc (PBC), an organisation that seeks donations online and is a member of Missions Interlink. (Including the answers to the questions that the Australian charity regulator, the ACNC, suggests that you ask.) For the previous review, see here. Is it responsive to feedback? There is nothing...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Sydney Missionary & Bible College: charity review

This is a charity review of Sydney Missionary & Bible College (SMBC), an organisation that seeks donations on the internet, and is a member of Missions Interlink. The Australian charities regulator, the ACNC, in their Factsheet: Making sure your donation gets to where it needs to, gives “some steps to consider to help make sure...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Whitley College: charity review

This is a charity review of Whitley College (Whitley), an organisation that seeks donations online and is a member of Missions Interlink. The ACNC, the charities regulator, in their Factsheet: Making sure your donation gets to where it needs to, gives “some steps to consider to help make sure your donation is going where it...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

Vose Seminary and the institutional Baptist church

It was Walter Scott (in Marmion), not Shakespeare, who said ‘‘Oh, what a tangled web we weave…when first we practice to deceive.” There’s little romance in what I am about to describe, and I don’t suspect any attempt to deceive[1], but it’s just that I like the first part of this quote for the picture...

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BY: Ted Sherwood

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