Fresh Outreach Night
August 14
Why would a good God allow Suffering?
Guest Speaker: Andrew Sloane
and three baptisms
Followed by Fresh Bites Cafe
Fresh Outreach Night
August 14
Why would a good God allow Suffering?
Guest Speaker: Andrew Sloane
and three baptisms
Followed by Fresh Bites Cafe
Fresh Outreach Night
August 14
Why would a good God allow Suffering?
Guest Speaker: Andrew Sloane
and three baptisms
Followed by Fresh Bites Cafe
Join us for the Annual Supporters Dinner, enjoying a pizza and pasta dinner at Monte Carlo’s Pizzeria in Riverwood. Meet with supporters from a variety of churches and hear from Matthew Hall, our new Scripture teacher, about the work at the high school. Cost is $35, and tickets can be purchased through the church office.
One to One Bible Reading by David Helm is a short, simple and accessible introduction to reading the Bible one-to-one which will help every Christian to gain confidence and skills in reading the Bible with others. Copies at the Booknook—$9. We will meet on July 7, 7.45pm. Contact the church office for more information.
Our book this month is ‘No Ordinary View’ by Naomi Reed. We will meet as usual on Thursday June 2 at 7.45pm. Please contact the church office for details.
9.00-10.15am Family Service with Kidz Church, G12 groups & Creche
11.00-12.00pm 11am Service
(no kids program or crèche)
Please pray for worship coordinators, welcomers, morning tea coordinator as we reorganise some rosters to be prepared for the new timeslots and a combined Kidz Church program.
Movie Club – Reel Fellowship is held at church, with the film starting at 7pm. On April 14, join us in watching The Invention of Lying followed by an open discussion on this movie and how it relates to our faith. Open to all aged 15+.
For more information on the film, The Invention of Lying including reviews, content and achievements, a link to imdb.com’s listing has been provided.
Thursday May 5 at 7.45pm
Our book this month is ‘King’s Cross’ by Tim Keller which deals with the life and death of Jesus from the book of Mark. Copies can be purchased from the Booknook.
Thursday March 10 at 7.45pm (postponed one week)
This month we are re-visiting Tim Chester’s book ‘The Ordinary Hero, Living the Cross and Resurrection’ as many are reading it in conjunction with the Absolute Commitment series. Tim is a respected pastor and church planter from the UK. His books are well written, gospel-centred, and practical. If you have been reading this book we would love you to join us. Please contact Lisa at the office 9534 2699 for more details.
A seminar on discovering your spiritual gifts and shape for ministry.
Sunday February 6 at 6pm
Luke Bartlett will be inducted as the new Youth Pastor