Aboriginal Evangelical Fellowship facts for kids
The Aboriginal Evangelical Fellowship of Australia (AEF) is a special group for Indigenous Australian people who follow the Christian faith. It started in January 1970 in a place called Port Augusta, South Australia. The AEF helps connect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christians across Australia.
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What is the Aboriginal Evangelical Fellowship?
The AEF is an organisation that brings together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christians. It was created to support and encourage Indigenous people in their faith. It also helps to share the Christian message within Indigenous communities.
Where Does the AEF Work?
The AEF has churches in different parts of Australia. You can find their churches in New South Wales and Western Australia. These churches are places where people can gather for worship and community activities.
Learning at AEF Bible Colleges
The AEF also runs two special schools called bible colleges. These colleges help people learn more about the Christian faith and prepare them for leadership roles.
- One college is the AEF Bimbadeen College. It is located near Cootamundra, New South Wales. This college is on the site of the former Cootamundra Domestic Training Home for Aboriginal Girls.
- The other college is the Aboriginal Evangelical Fellowship Bible College of WA. It is located in Forrestdale, Western Australia.
Who Leads the AEF?
The current leader of the Aboriginal Evangelical Fellowship is the Reverend Neville Naden. He helps guide the organisation and its mission.
