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Grain Shed youth program resumes

Grain Shed

SCHOOL has returned from holidays in Victoria and that means Grain Shed youth are back at the Grain Shed tonight at 7pm.

On Sunday, our doors are open to all for the service starting at 10am, when Pastor Ian will have a great message on baptism.

Grain Shed children also start their Term 4 program, learning about Jesus and what it means to be “fishers of men”.

Monday’s Mainly Music is back, the session starting at 10am after the check-in desk opens at 9.45am.

This is an interactive music program for preschool children and babies with mums, dads, grandparents and carers.

Call reception on 5032 9449 for more information.

Our craft women meet together over a good coffee and some wonderfully creative work at 10am.

Next week the Swan Hill Christian School celebrates 30 years and has a fun program in store on October 13 and 14, finishing with a bang at 8pm.

The school is holding a community fireworks show.

All are welcome.

Contact admin@shcs.vic.edu.au for more details.

There is still time to get your Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes in if you haven’t already.

Bring them to the foyer during business hours next week.

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