NEW VIDEO – Edify ‘Be Part Of The Solution’

New Video – STUMP in 90 Seconds!

Testimonies on the Power of Proximity!

One thing we’re passionate about at Sexy Justice is taking young people and young adults passion for justice and giving them avenues and opportunities to genuinely express this passion!

Click on the links below to read the stories of 10 young people who’ve stepped out of their comfort zone, gotten their hands dirty and stepped onto the fronline of poverty and need in our backyard of Australia.

As you read I hope that you begin to get a grasp of how significant it is that we give young people outlets and opportunties to make their passion for justice ’sweat’ in real life, uncomfortable situations!

Daniel Robless from Glenwood

Talitha Connors from Gosford

Genah Barnes from New Zealand

Pip Yeats from the Central Coast

Chloe Baxendale from Beverley Hills

Kirilee Luxford from Yagoona

Simeon Barwick from Granville

Jared Woods from the Northern Beaches

Dwayne Pitts from Refern

Ariel Clark from Castle Hill

New Video – Edify Stories (STUMP & Internship)

New Podcast – Bridging The Justice Gap (Part 1)

Sexy Justice is forging ahead into the world of podcasting, and in this second episode we (Kevin & Nathan) begin defining the term ‘Justice Gap‘ and wrestling with how we might bridge the divide between young people’s passion for justice and living a genuine just-lifestyle.

Could you live without your Mars Bar ??

To download this episode click here.

We will have the podcasts up on iTunes shortly.

Winter Oasis Highlights

Check out the Winter Oasis highlight clip! Featuring James Mathison, Deni Hines, Short Stack and more!

Were you at the event? Leave a comment and share your highlight from the night…

New Podcast – What is Sexy Justice?

Sexy Justice is forging ahead into the world of podcasting, and in this first episode we (Kevin & Nathan) explore the definition of the term ‘Sexy Justice‘ and where it originated from, using an insightful illustration from Nathan’s sister, Sarah.

We also introduce a new term which we will look at in further detail over the next few episodes entitled ‘Bridging the Justice gap‘.

To download this episode click here.

We will have the podcasts up on iTunes shortly.

The Winter Oasis – 8 sleeps to go!

Check out this promo made by our wonderful friends at Change Oxford Falls for the Winter Oasis sleep out. There isn’t much time left to register, so we’d encourage you and all your friends to visit the Winter Oasis website for this great awareness-raising night!

We’re praying that this will become a movement of passionate people addressing the issue of youth homelessness in Australia.

Don’t miss it!

Volunteering is Sexy?

According to this article if you’re feeling lonely and need to prop up your dating chances then volunteering is the answer! Volunteering allows you to meet new people and then when you’re out on the town nothing is more attractive than telling your desired boyfriend/girlfriend all about about your volunteering and impressing them with your ‘goodness’.

Hmmm…I can see the logic behind all this and I’d recommend volunteering or serving as a brilliant way to strengthen your relationships with others. But whatever happened to simply volunteering because you wanted to add value to others? What happened to volunteering and serving in silence or secretly.

Imago Dei…Made in the image of me?

The concept and theological doctrine of Imago Dei, Latin for image of God, speaks of the fact that all people are created in the image of God (Genesis 1:26-27). We then interpret this to say that thus all people have inherent value and worth and that no man woman or child is less valuable than the next, regardless of race, sex, culture, place of birth, orientation, economic prosperity, lifestyle, tastes, attitudes, skin colour etc. etc. A great quote by Bono from the band U2 captures some of the spirit of the doctrine of Imago Dei.

“Where you live should no longer determine whether you live”.

It’s a beautiful doctrine and one that I personally hold very close to my heart. It helps me to see the good in any person no matter how broken or wounded they are, and despite how poor their behaviour is, as several of the people we work with at Streetlevel and Oasis exhibit some of these!