Archive for December, 2009
GNW2010- Contacts
Posted on 29. Dec, 2009 by admin.
Looking for advice or to assist at Good News Week? Overall Coordinator- Michael Plaege LOST Team Coordinators- Chris & Telena Hogbin
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How Sure Are You Of Going To Heaven?
Posted on 27. Dec, 2009 by admin.
Try this simple quiz to test your understanding about Christianity. Perhaps you think you’ve heard it all before. But have you really understood the Bible?
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Good New Week- Blokes Night- 7th Jan
Posted on 25. Dec, 2009 by admin.
Men and Their Machines
A warm summer evening, a cold drink, a BBQ, motorcycles, classic cars, and some straight talk about Jesus among mates. That’s BOBBS night at Good News Week in a nutshell.
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One service only this Sunday – 9am 3rd January
Posted on 22. Dec, 2009 by Dave Sheath.
This Sunday we only have one service at 9am. This week we consider our goal of engaging people in our community with the good news of Jesus. It’s a great way to kick off Good News Week with the whole team joining us for the day and ready to start a great week of outreach.
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One service only this Sunday – 9am 27th December
Posted on 20. Dec, 2009 by Dave Sheath.
This Sunday we only have one service at 9am. We resume our usual pattern of three congregations on 17th January (see the details of the next few weeks here).
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Current Sermon Series – Dec / Jan
Posted on 19. Dec, 2009 by Dave Sheath.
After Christmas we kick off a new sermon series. We are wrestling with God’s purposes for our church. We will see how the Bible shapes the goals of our church and our lives as individuals. This is a great opportunity to realign our thinking to God’s as we head into another year together.
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Sunday morning church and carols – 9am Sun 20th Dec
Posted on 18. Dec, 2009 by Dave Sheath.
This Sunday we only have one church service at 9am! We having a celebration of Jesus’ birthday. We’re going to sing some of the great Christmas carols about Jesus. We’re also calling back some of the people who make up Jesus’ story.
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