Keith Adams is currently working as a consultant in Asset Management for local government. He is married to Heather and they have two kids, John and Mae. Keith and Heather fellowship with Nowra Church of Christ where he speaks as a part of the preaching team. Keith worked at Wongabri for three years as the Dean of Students and has returned a number of times to speak. He has a passion to see the life of Christ become a reality in the people of God and their fellowship to be much more than just a ritual.

Adam Ismail

Not growing up in a Christian home, Adam came to faith as a teenager at a Christian camping ministry. Although this may have been the occasion where Adam received Jesus as his Saviour it wasn’t until many year later that he came to a “much more” fuller understanding of what this actually meant. Adam has been involved in a variety of ministries including Youth groups, Prison Ministry, Church leadership and serves a one of the directors of the board here at Capernwray Australia. Whether it’s at his home church, amongst his family and friends or at his workplace, he loves sharing in word and deed The Life that Jesus came to give and for all His creation to enjoy.

Stuart Batterham has had a long history with Capernwray Australia – student 1999 – staff member 2000 til 2005 – current board member and lecturer. In the years since being on staff Stuart completed his Bachelor of Ministry in Brisbane and went on to pastor in Mount Isa for 4 years. He is married to Rachel and they have 4 children – Asher, Alyssa, Lilla and Elena. They are currently living in Tinonee in the Manning Valley NSW where Stuart works for a 4WD and camping supplies business.  Stuart is passionate about sharing on the life that we have in Christ and our new identity found in Him. 

Craig Millowick is incredibly blessed to be a husband to Brita (who he met at Capernwray in 1991) and a father to their adult children, Lisa, Jonathan, Thomas and Sonja. He loves being a grandpa, and camping and hiking with his tribe, and serving the Lord together. Craig is a Baptist pastor, and presently pastoring a network of house churches. Alongside pastoring, Craig is doing a PhD on the significance of the Ascension of Jesus Christ for the church today in an age of chaos. “When I was young, I struggled to think my life could be good or I would live long. Walking in the way of the cross of Christ I really have found life. Who I am and where I am is because of God’s transforming grace given to me through the death, resurrection and ongoing ministry of my Lord Jesus Christ. Motivated by God’s holy love I spend my life as one beggar telling another beggar where the bread is”.