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Picnic in the Park . . . . . . . . . Putney Park . . . Sun 1 March
Bushwalk – Catherine Hill Bay to Caves Beach . . . . . . . . . Sat 4 April
Easter Camp at Winmalee . . . 10-13 April
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Blog: Until Jesus comes again
Blog: Regular praise and thanksgiving
Blog: Obstacles in life
Blog: Responding to external problems
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Blog: God’s good news
Blog: Experiencing God through Worship
Blog: Bread and wine
Blog: Jesus is like royalty
Blog: Lest we forget
Blog: Rebooting ourselves
Blog: When death was arrested
Blog: Worship in Revelation
Blog: The Hallel psalms – Part 2
Blog: The Hallel psalms – Part 1
Blog: Until He comes back
Blog: Change
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Catherine Hill Bay to Caves Beach
Saturday 4 April 2020 Coastal views from headlands and beaches. Sea caves, rock platforms, and conglomerate rock. Sandy and rocky track. Transport (mini bus) available from North Ryde (8am) and Hornsby (8.25am). Return by 6pm. Leader : George Hawke 0422 … Continue reading
Remembering Jesus
At our family Christmas party, my Christmas present was a book titled, “Remembering Bob” (Pieters-Hawke, 2019). It’s a collection of stories and memories about Bob Hawke, who was the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) President in 1969-1980 and the … Continue reading
Unexpected good
It seems cold and unfeeling to make lists of good things in the midst of all this pain – especially while things are fresh and even still happening. But part of making sense of what’s happened and finding meaning in … Continue reading
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Being thankful
Psalm 107 teaches of the need to thank God when we are delivered (saved) from trouble. It praises God for His kindness to his exiled people, beginning with, “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures … Continue reading
Remember me
People want to be remembered. We build monuments and make plaques to remember people. And we name streets and boats after people. We take photos and make videos to help us remember loved ones. It is so easy to forget. … Continue reading
Essential Christmas!
Racing car drivers and procrastinators want the same drug. It comes from that contradictory cocktail of excitement and terror. Whilst drivers push the physics envelope, procrastinators push the limits of time. As fear of the impending deadline looms, finally adrenaline … Continue reading
Start life again
So keen was Nicodemus to meet Jesus that he was willing to risk being seen. But he had reason to be afraid. The religious sect known as Pharisees that he belonged to were committed to killing Jesus. Such was their … Continue reading
Until Jesus comes again
We believe that the most important event in the world’s history is the death of Jesus Christ. At the Lord’s supper we remember why Christ did what He did. In 1 Corinthians Paul describes what happened at the last supper … Continue reading
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Heaven’s even better
The Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland has 37,000 gigantic, geometrically perfect polygon columns. Have you been there? They’re extraordinary. But back before photographs, television and the Internet, it was hard to believe in and imagine far off places. “Surely you’re … Continue reading
Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves
The media in Australia and other community gatekeepers treat abortion as a settled question. As a consequence, that’s how most Australians view the issue. We’re encouraged to think that, in the past, an important victory was won for women. And … Continue reading
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