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Op Shop & Mini Market Open Timesposted in Op Shop
This thread will contain all the events when the op shop is open.
Normally, the op shop is open Tuesday to Thursday from 9am to 2pm. They also run a mini mart on the first Saturday of every month. This runs from 9am till midday.
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RE: FUSIONposted in Fusion
Youth Group for those in Years 3 - 8
Meet each fortnight from 5pm - 7pm during school terms
at the church in the upstairs hall| Event: Fusion |
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FUSIONposted in Fusion
Youth Group for those in Years 3 - 8
Meet each fortnight from 5pm - 7pm during school terms
at the church in the upstairs hall| Event: Fusion |
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Biggest Morning Teaposted in Events
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https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au/fundraisers/DulcieDuncum/biggest-morning-tea-nsw| Event: Biggest Morning Tea |
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Coffee and Discoveryposted in Events
These informal morning gatherings include devotions, morning tea and guest speakers which cover a large range of interesting and informative topics.
Guest speaker John Nichol
Japan's Everyday Gems
Step out! Look up! Look down!
Look Around! What on earth is that?
Join in the festival. See the art - Smile!
John Nichol took a walk around
a neighbourhood in Japan every day.
What he saw delighted him.
Maybe you’ll like it too.| Event: Coffee and Discovery |
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RE: Care and Prayer Eventsposted in Events
On the first Monday of each month a small, quiet group will be waiting to pray for your needs. Whatever your faith, you are truly welcome. There is no need to go into detail about your concerns if you are not comfortable, just come with a little trust into God’s real presence, which is a kingdom flowing with compassion, love and healing.
We believe that in His teaching, healings and through His cross and resurrection, Jesus showed that God wanted us all to share in the healing power of this Kingdom.
We will listen to God’s word; praise Him, thanking him that our needs can be met by his merciful will in our lives. We give our thankfulness for the promise of that same grace and spirit that Jesus offered to those who came to Him.
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RE: Care and Prayer Eventsposted in Events
On the first Monday of each month a small, quiet group will be waiting to pray for your needs. Whatever your faith, you are truly welcome. There is no need to go into detail about your concerns if you are not comfortable, just come with a little trust into God’s real presence, which is a kingdom flowing with compassion, love and healing.
We believe that in His teaching, healings and through His cross and resurrection, Jesus showed that God wanted us all to share in the healing power of this Kingdom.
We will listen to God’s word; praise Him, thanking him that our needs can be met by his merciful will in our lives. We give our thankfulness for the promise of that same grace and spirit that Jesus offered to those who came to Him.
| Event: Care and Prayer |
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RE: Christian Meditationposted in Small Groups
Week 6—Unified Consciousness
These talks invite us to understand patience as an essential condition for spiritual growth. The ability to be fully present to the moment that we are in, without the need for answers or control, is the poverty of spirit that allows God’s power to manifest in our lives. In a culture accustomed to speed and instant outcomes, this insight presents a challenge. Laurence Freeman says we need to relearn the art of waiting through the practice of meditation. The twice-daily discipline of reciting the mantra without expectations teaches us gradually to just be in the present moment, giving God the space to do his transforming work in us.
Christian Meditation
Tuesday, 2 May 2023
09:30 - 11:00
Meet in the Church &/or Community Room. Enter through the glass doors on Edgar St.
Meditation Talks Series beginning on the first Tuesday in April
Tuesdays at 9.30am—11am at the church
All are welcome
“The Art of Waiting” By Laurence Freeman OSBWeek 4—Conversion
These talks invite us to understand patience as an essential condition for spiritual growth. The ability to be fully present to the moment that we are in, without the need for answers or control, is the poverty of spirit that allows God’s power to manifest in our lives. In a culture accustomed to speed and instant outcomes, this insight presents a challenge. Laurence Freeman says we need to relearn the art of waiting through the practice of meditation. The twice-daily discipline of reciting the mantra without expectations teaches us gradually to just be in the present moment, giving God the space to do his transforming work in us.
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RE: Women's Fellowship Datesposted in Womens
Meet in the church and upstairs hall
Meet on the second Wednesday morning of each month| Event: Women's Fellowship |
