Peau has pastored the Narrabri and Moree churches for the past five years, while Julieanne serves as a registered nurse at Narrabri Hospital and the local Medical Centre. Together, they have been leading out the Hyperactive Faith Tent at Big Camp for three years, creating a space where Neurodivergent children can grow, learn about God, and know they are precious in His eyes. Their passion is personal—shaped by their son, Sefa, who lives with Autism and ADHD. This experience fuels their dedication to serve families with love, patience, and understanding.
This year’s theme, “The Carpenter’s Workshop: Crafting Community Connections,” reflects Jesus’ humble workshop, where every cut of wood and every joint crafted was not merely about creating something functional, but about shaping a space where families could gather, support one another, and foster a sense of belonging. Just as He shaped wood with care, He shaped hearts with His teachings, encouraging people to embrace compassion and understanding.