Do Not Bow: The Cascade of Compromise
Three young men on the plain of Dura, and the six-stage progression of compromise that still shapes the church.
About the bookDr Michaels Aibangbee.
Psychotherapist, academic, pastor and author, based in Western Sydney.
The Michaels Index
Seven spheres of work
Each entry opens its own page, gathers the talks, writing and research that belong to it, and hands you on to the organisation behind it.
- 01 Faith Pastoral leadership of a multicultural church The Transformation Edge
- 02 Scholarship Research with migrant and refugee young people; teaching future practitioners Charles Darwin University · Western Sydney University
- 03 Care Psychotherapy and clinical supervision Renovate Health Consortium
- 04 Community Community leadership alongside refugee, asylum-seeker and migrant communities Edge Community Care Services
- 05 Writing Do Not Bow and the Journal Ark House Press
- 06 Media Internet radio, podcast and YouTube EdgedIn Network
- 07 Speaking Talks for universities, health services, churches and community groups Enquire direct
Featured work
Recent and ongoing
Youth · 2024
Latest publication
Barriers to sexual and reproductive health and rights
Barriers to sexual and reproductive health and rights of migrant and refugee youth: an exploratory socioecological qualitative analysis
Aibangbee and colleagues, Youth.
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Where to find Michaels next
Events from The Transformation Edge and upcoming speaking dates.
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November 2026Details
RAIN 2026
The TTE Conference, Jamisontown
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November 2026About the book
Launch of Do Not Bow
Final day of RAIN, The Transformation Edge
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November 2027Details
RAIN 2027
The TTE Conference, Jamisontown
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2027Dates to be announcedDetails
Relovance
The Transformation Edge
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2027Bookings openMake an enquiry
Speaking dates
Universities, health services, churches and community groups