Logan Uniting Church, was a prominent leader of the ecumenical movement within his own Church and, with the others, enthusiastically supported the establishment of John Paul College as an ecumenical school. It was indeed, he who when it appeared all avenues to establish the college were exhausted, suggested that the founders pray that, "not our will, but God's, be done". Houses Students are allocated to one of the four houses and will remain in that house for the duration of their time at JPC. Siblings are assigned to the same house. Boarding JPC offers accommodation for students in Years 7 to 12. The boarders are housed in a "village-style" environment called Fenton Village. Vegetable gardens surround individual residential homes, which accommodates eight boarders each. The Director of Boarding, Assistant Director of Boarding, House Mother and four Tutors live on-site. Notable alumni Sports Olympians Genevieve LaCaze Mitch Larkin Keryn McMaster Ki Sung-yueng Michael Turnball Association football Ki Sung-yueng Michael Turnball Sin Chang-moo Australian rules footballers Shaun Hampson Jesse White Men's basketball Tim Coenraad Rhys Martin Cameron Tragardh Women's basketball Maddison Allen Mikhaela Donnelly Sarah Graham Kalani Purcell Kristy Wallace Netball Madeline McAuliffe Clare McMeniman Laura Scherian Rugby union Jake Schatz Others Raghe Abdi – Somali-Australian terrorist. Yassmin Abdel-Magied – Sudanese-Australian mechanical engineer. David Baxby – CEO, Virgin Management Asia Pacific. Gong Hyo-jin – South Korean actress. Dami Im – South Korean-born Australian singer. Taj Pabari – 2017 Queensland Young Australian of the Year. Jesse Wardlaw – AFL W Player See also List of schools in Queensland Education in Australia Ecumenism References External links JPConnect John Paul International College Educational institutions established in 1982 Private schools in Queensland High schools in Queensland Junior School Heads Association of Australia Member Schools International Baccalaureate schools in Australia Schools in Logan City 1982 establishments in Australia Boarding schools in Queensland The Associated Schools member schools