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SATURDAY, come along to the monthly Boot Sale at the church hall for a bargain, scones, barbecue food, morning tea and lots of other items. For furniture etc, go across the corner to the shed behind St Luke’s Anglicare.


Grain Shed

WITH everything going on around the world and in our nation, prayer is vital. Be encouraged to pray for peace, reconciliation and healing. That leaders are discerning and making wise decisions for the well being of all.

“Again, truly I tell you that if two of you on Earth agree about anything they ask for, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven. For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” Matthew 18:19-20 NIV

Saturday, our Youth meet at 7pm here at the Grain Shed.

On Sunday, come along, invite a friend or two, our doors are wide open to all with a 10am service, followed by fellowship. Grain Shed Kids desk is ready from 9.45am for all children over three and of primary school age.

Monday, our mainly music session starts at 10am sharp with the check in from 9.45am and on Thursday 10am, our craft ladies meet, armed with a coffee and crafty goings on.

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