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A program for youth 12 - 15 years provides opportunities to socialise in a Christian environment.
10am Sunday during School Terms
Highly participative and encourages development of person-to-person skills in children of all ages.
Playgroups for young children and Mums meet in the upper hall weekdays.
Open to those who enjoy singing special hymns, carols and anthems for the congregation.
If you would like to sing with us, come along to practice on Thursday evening.
If you play piano (or organ) perhaps you would like to assist as an accompanist to the choir.
RESULTS OF HYMN (SONG) WRITING COMPETITION:
Six new songs were written by members of our Congregation and we are using them in our services.
On special occasions, including Christmas, members of the congregation present plays as part of our worship services.
A small group meets to consider personal and world-wide issues in prayer and meditation. Requests for prayer may be directed by telephone or through the minister.You can also put your request in the Offering collection bowls if you are at the Sunday service. There are post-it notes available in the foyer of the church for you to write your requests on.
Your prayer requests can be anonymous.
Thursdays 7.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Creates decorative, inspirational banners for display in the Church.
Meets for a game every Tuesday morning at a local public golf course.
Joins with men from St Mark's Anglican Church for breakfast with a guest speaker.
Good food, good company, great speakers.
Must be good, some men get up early on Saturday morning for this!
Bi-monthly Saturdays 7:30 - 9:30 am
Every Friday morning at a local public golf course.
If you have ever wondered what YOGA is all about, why not join us.It's not as difficult as you may have thought, and it is never too late to start!
Group meets Tuesdays. Phone for more details.
Conducts worship services at seven Retirement Villages in the local area.
Hall Hire : Enquiries and Bookings 9846 1768
Our church provides its buildings for a range of local organisations at moderate rates.
This group meets once a month for a social morning walk, usually followed by a cuppa.
A social group for women of all ages and interests who enjoy a movie or other entertainment together. Meets once a term.
Bridgebuilders meet as a small group in cafés for breakfast where we talk about our everyday concerns and have a discussion centred around a topic, followed by a time of simple worship at the end of our meeting. We finish with planning for what activities we will become involved in over the next month and decide on a topic and who does the worship next time. Some people call us "Cafe church."
Our group offers hospitality in the sharing of a meal and of the heart in the way we care for each other.
We welcome new members.
Our next breakfast will be at 10 am on Saturday the 7th June at the Living Room (Just up from Carlucci’s).
Discussion topics coming up include:
7th June . Our topic, Ecotheology, will be presented by Don Bartlett.
In early 1975 Don wrote "Pollution of the environment is a phenomenon that I regard as second only to overpopulation as the major crisis facing mankind ?. the most serious problem is carbon dioxide."
This statement was by no means prophetic, just a logical conclusion to his work experience to that time. Don will reflect on his long environmental journey and in that context ask us to look back on our own life journey - where we have come from and where we might be going.
Enquiries to Melinda - 9852-3163 - OR - Tina – 9848- 3947