Anglican
LAST week at our Biggest Morning Tea, we heard from Helen Dorning, our locum’s wife, about her double cancer journey.
Helen focused on her survivor journey, her positive attitude shining through.
Helen has participated in five international dragon boat meets, bringing enormous joy and connections to a worldwide community.
From the morning’s activities, we raised $362 for cancer projects. Thank you to all.
Our Synod reps were in Bendigo learning about outreach programs, ministry to many marginalised groups such as migrants, homeless people, and victims of family violence, insurance and governance.
The high-quality experience and faith of the people who manage all aspects of our diocese were clearly evident, and endorsed by outside agencies. We thank God for these people and their work.
Parish council will be held on Monday evening.
Early notice is given here for the next service to be held in Ultima on June 9.
Grain Shed
WE farewelled Pastor La’Mont Ferreira and his wife, Erna, last Sunday and wish them all the best for their next adventure.
Come along to Grain Shed Youth tonight, 7pm-9pm. All secondary students are welcome.
Sunday’s church service is at 10am with the children’s sign-in desk open from 9.45am.
Join us at the mainly music interactive program on Monday at 10am. This activity is for bubs, toddlers, pre-schoolers with a parent, grandparent or carer.
Craft ladies meet at 10am on Thursdays.
If you have a teenager who would enjoy a camp experience, check out the Swan Hill winter camp on the ESA website (www.esa.org.au). Registrations are now open.
