Welcome
Outreach Media is a non-denominational Christian organisation that exists to "promote Jesus". Our hope is that the whole world will know Jesus as Lord and saviour. The most significant undertaking of Outreach Media to date is the work of Outreach Posters.
We partner with nearly 120 churches from over 12 denominational groups around Australia to produce and deliver thought provoking Christian posters on a monthly basis.
We aim to engage people each month with an insight into the Christian faith.
Outreach Posters have played a significant role in the lives of numerous people. Many will testify that it was a poster that was a catalyst to learn more about Jesus and the meaning of his death and resurrection.
Our posters have not gone unnoticed by the wider community. Over the years some campaigns have caught the attention of the media. In fact some of the more "controversial" posters have generated comment around the world.
We hope they provoke and challenge you to get to know the real Jesus.
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An invitation from Outreach Media - 3 May 2008
We're running a presentation night on May 22nd at the 'Seidler Penthouse' in 2A Glen Street, Milson's Point.
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Current poster : MAY 2008
Message: Jesus came so we can have life to the full
Two years ago, a major study looked at what Australians value. They interviewed 2,000 Australians from 30 different ethnic backgrounds. You'll be reassured to hear that the thing that makes Australians happiest is "time with family and loved ones." And, if they had the chance to change their life, 87% said that they would "have more time with my family."
We say we love relationships, but we put most of our time into not relating. Nielsen Online has found that Australians spend an average of 13.7 hours per week online on top of 13.3 hours watching TV. Often while we're online, we watch TV at the same time.
For all that Facebook and Myspace promise, and for all the celebrities we think we know through the flickering small screen, neither technology really brings us what we're looking for - intimacy, warmth, a relationship.
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