Robyn Murray
Robyn Murray and her husband Mark have paid regular visits to Alice Springs over the last twelve years, and lived there for almost three of those years. They currently reside in the Northern Rivers of NSW but return annually to Alice Springs to reconnect with the people there. They are wonderfully blessed with three sons and nine grandchildren.
Articles by Robyn Murray:
15 October 2026
4.2 MINS
Many Australian Christians don’t know a single Aboriginal person. Robyn Murray argues that reconciliation begins with honest history, prayer and a shared life in Christ.
8 October 2026
4.1 MINS
Aboriginal communities in Central Australia already know the gospel message. What they need now, Robyn Murray writes, is discipleship, encouragement and Christians willing to pray and participate.
4 May 2022
3 MINS
In the town of Alice Springs and surrounding communities, there are children in need, not always receiving the things we consider basic human rights. In our Sunday service recently, a couple of young boys worshipped Jesus, singing with all their hearts, and two little girls [...]
19 January 2022
3.1 MINS
The Indigenous of Central Australia experience much suffering and sorrow, but they continue to display a firm faith in God's saving grace; life triumphs over death. During our Sunday service a few weeks ago, we saw evidence of a miracle. An Indigenous woman in her [...]
25 November 2021
5.9 MINS
The stubborn gap between First nations people and mainstream Australia has been called by some a 'wicked problem'. There are many challenges and many different views on how to solve this national dilemma. One of the best things we can all do is listen. Day [...]
