In partnership with local churches and schools, students are encouraged to be actively involved in Christian Ministry. At present these include: leading Youth groups; mentoring younger students; involvement in Church music ministries; and giving practical help and support to community groups such as the Breakfast program at Christ Church, Geelong which has been developed as an outreach to the homeless in the Geelong community.

 There are so many other practical opportunities for students to participate in ‘hands-on’ activities, allowing for the growth and development of each student’s gifts and talents. In addition to the practical outreach, students are required to have direct involvement in peer-group classes, mentoring programs with church leaders and personal daily Bible readings and journaling. Weekend Retreats are held each term and are integral to sharing and building relationships with other Christian students throughout Victoria.

Together we hope to build a strong support network between the Geelong churches and schools to nurture senior students in their walk with the Lord.

 As the ‘Vetamorphus’ students grow deeper in their relationships with the Lord within the Covenant College community, we trust that they will be equipped to live-out their Christian lives as they put back into the Geelong region. In ‘Vetamorphus’, our students are challenged to follow the teachings of the apostle Paul from Romans 12:2

“Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind”.

 If you would like to find out more, know any students that may be interested in enrolling in ‘Vetamorphus’, or would like to be involved in supporting the program in prayer, as a mentor or Ministry leader, please feel free to contact me to discuss this further.

For more information please contact Steven Sobey at ssobey@covenant.vic.edu.au

 http://www.vetamorphus.com/

Congratulations to the Livingstone Lions who on Tuesday, 24 June completed their sweep of the major Interhouse Sporting Carnivals by winning the Athletics Carnival.

The lead changed regularly throughout the day, but ultimately it seemed the desire of the Livingstone Lions students to put themselves out there and compete with enthusiasm, got them over the line.

The following statistics give insight into how the Houses fared, as well as the individuals within the houses who led their respective teams on the day.

A special mention must go out to the Parent Helpers who gave their time and effort to assist on the day with adjudicating the students in their events. Students (Emily Mikelsons, Eden Vicary, Sonia Robinson and Brandon Combridge) helping in the Canteen for the day, were also greatly appreciated.
 

                                1^st         2^nd        3^rd        4^th        5^th        6^th        7^th    8^th    9^th    10^th   Other    Total Points

Livingstone Lions                77         62         56         24         14         15         15     6      6      2      164       1783

Mueller Mammoths               27         33         43         41         37         30         16     14     10     2      142       1111

Tenboom Tigers                  68         58         46         39         27         24         14     8      10     4      187       1698

Wilberforce Whales              44         54         50         38         33         21         21     17     12     4      179       1474