We are thinking about making changes to how we support family discipleship as a church from mid term 3, but we want to hear from you. For the past couple of years we have worked hard in kids and youth ministry to produce a weekly Family Discipleship Guide (FDG) to
In exciting news it looks like we are finally able to host a bunch of kids from Woorabinda indigenous community to be a part of our Kids Community Connect (KCC) program in a few weeks! After years of trying everything seems to be falling into place this year – praise
This Sunday at the 6PM service, we will be handing the reigns over to our Youth community for the night! Our young people will be welcoming, leading worship, doing sound and data, and all the other roles it takes to make Sunday service happen (except the teaching). Come along and
For those who missed the Parenting In A Digital World workshop on the weekend, here are some links to recommended resources for you to do your own reading and thinking in this space. https://fulleryouthinstitute.org/technologyhttps://www.esafety.gov.au/parentshttps://www.commonsensemedia.org/https://www.amazon.com.au/Every-Parents…/dp/0991488075/https://www.amazon.com.au/Parenting…/dp/1646070259/https://www.amazon.com.au/Screen-Kids…/dp/0802422209/ If you have any questions about these resources or digital parenting in general don’t hesitate to
Here is a well overdue post from the end of 2021… At the end of each year we like to celebrate people who have got to a milestone of a multiple of 5 years of ministry in kids, youth & young adults. And we do that by giving them a
How do we navigate parenting in this digitally connected world we live in?How do we help our kids be wise as they are immersed in it?Come along to explore issues around these topics and workshop ways forward with other like-minded parents. With the help of both Chris Pine and Tom
This term it has been wonderful for our youth to meet members from our wider church family each week. At Youth Growth Groups on Sunday afternoon we get some other members of the family up to hear the story of how they came to faith, how they have pressed on
The Centre for Public Christianity (CPX) is an organisation that explores what it means to be a Christian in public. On social media, splashed across the headlines, or in conversations over the back fence, it’s tricky navigating the place of faith in turbulent times. CPX is hitting the road. You
As followers of Jesus, what should our heart be towards Muslims? Ryan & Mel Dehnert, ministry partners with our church, have organised to visit a local mosque to explore just that. If you are interested here are details from Ryan & Mel: We have a conviction that the love of Christ
Parents and youth leaders both play a vital part in the discipleship of our teenagers. This is done best when they are working together in partnership. This is why it was excellent to have a parent breakfast a couple of Saturday’s ago to bring parents and youth leaders together. It
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