So this is the second beginning of my blog, but this time I have an idea where I'm going with it. This is a blog about the happenings and issues that I believe are important, and should be discussed and resolved. Because this blog is formed around my opinion (although I will provide hard facts whenever possible) I'll give a run down of me and my interests to begin with.
My name is Rebecca Lilley, and I study psychology full time at university. I am new Christian, always having a belief for "something more", but I ask that you don't use this one word to judge me and everything that I talk about here. At high school I was head of our Service Committee, which ran charity events through the school. Helping others who are struggling is something I am incredibly passionate about and have always tried to ensure in everything I do. I am a member of an Amnesty International group run on campus at my university, and am looking at getting involved with the Red Frogs who help out many charities and groups as well. I will be updating the blog on what is going on in for me in these groups and discuss some of the issues that they come across.
I regularly read Frankie and New Internationalist whenever I can, along with Amnesty newsletters and reports, ABC and SBS news whenever I can and books on missionary among a whole different range. This is where most of my thoughts and opinions are being generated I guess.
But anyway, I would love if you stayed and had a read of what I have to say. Particularly if you get into a discussion or debate of what I have to say. But until then, read and form your own opinions of our society.
My name is Rebecca Lilley, and I study psychology full time at university. I am new Christian, always having a belief for "something more", but I ask that you don't use this one word to judge me and everything that I talk about here. At high school I was head of our Service Committee, which ran charity events through the school. Helping others who are struggling is something I am incredibly passionate about and have always tried to ensure in everything I do. I am a member of an Amnesty International group run on campus at my university, and am looking at getting involved with the Red Frogs who help out many charities and groups as well. I will be updating the blog on what is going on in for me in these groups and discuss some of the issues that they come across.
I regularly read Frankie and New Internationalist whenever I can, along with Amnesty newsletters and reports, ABC and SBS news whenever I can and books on missionary among a whole different range. This is where most of my thoughts and opinions are being generated I guess.
But anyway, I would love if you stayed and had a read of what I have to say. Particularly if you get into a discussion or debate of what I have to say. But until then, read and form your own opinions of our society.
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