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Are you coming to the 100th anniversary of Tiona Reunion Camp in December 2023? Now is the time to start thinking about it because priority accommodation booking opens in just over 3 months. We expect it will be a big camp and accommodation will fill up fast.
To find out more - go to https://www.cofchrist.com.au/trc23 or to read a brief history of the last 100 years - go to https://www.cofchrist.com.au/trchistory
This week we officially welcome Kristie Woodward to the staff team. Kristie joins us, part time, as Community Plus Coordinator, Victoria.
Watch the recorded service from Sunday 11th of September, here:
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Saints Care has a NEW HOME online, we're so excited and we'd like to invite you to visit us: www.saintscare.org.au; take a look, and let us know what you think.
Read the stories or full edition here: Australia Herald 2022 - Volume 3 — Community of Christ (cofchrist.com.au)
…..International Headquarters launched a new www.CofChrist.org along with a new site—Our Ministry Tools earlier this year.
Our Ministry Tools — is a really useful repository of church policies as well as priesthood and leadership resources
Watch the videos to find out more:
Tour the New Websites: https://youtu.be/7mcCBi-Osxk
Create an Account on Our Ministry Tools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNIymq1Ztu0
Contact Communications@CofChrist.org with feedback and questions.
You are invited to join Newcastle Congregation’s Craft Group this coming Tuesday, 19th July at 10:30am where they will be hosting a talk by Sister Di about the needs of refugees in the Newcastle area. Sister Di is a refugee advocate and the founder of Zara’s house. She will shares her story and talk about what we can do to assist refugees in Newcastle.
Community of Christ Newcastle craft group comes together every Tuesday and provides a safe place for people to explore their creativity and meet new friends. Over the years the group has donated so many beautiful handmade quilts and other items to local charities.
Our speaker this week is our newly appointed Mission Centre President John Taylor. John has been Pastor to the Drummoyne Congregation and along with his wife Janine and their two adult children they have enjoyed living by the water at Abbotsford in Sydney. John has enjoyed a successful professional law career culminating in him attaining a position as Emeritus Professor at the University of NSW. John is completing his Associate Diploma in Theology and shares with us today words of wisdom on today’s theme “Who is my Neighbour”.
Join us at 10am this Sunday - 10 July (AEST - Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra/Hobart) - link below
Three Rivers Congregation invites you to the closing service of the Johns River Church at 1.00 pm on Sunday 31st July.
