“What’s happening to the Australian Press?”
Newspapers are sacking journalists…newspapers are becoming thinner, investigative journalism is shrivelling. The shrill voices of bigoted pundits dominate the airwaves. Governments of both sides hate the ABC.
Where do we find the real story? Is the era of trusted journalism over?
Paul Bongiorno OA, four-time Walkley award winner, one of Australia’s most trusted, and experienced political journalists will address these questions. Paul is regularly heard with Fran Kelly on ABC Radio National.
What is the real story? Where do we go for real news?
Find out when Paul Bongiorno comes to Berry
2.00pm, Sunday 4th March 2018
Berry Uniting Church, 77 Albert Street, Berry
Cost: $25 per ticket, includes refreshments
Tickets from Berry Music Centre
Every Monday morning crafters and artists, some local and some who come from as far away as Sydney, converge on the Fellowship Hall and Lecture Hall for Art and Crafts.
The centre opens at 9.00 am and almost every well-known craft is on offer, knitting, crocheting, quilting, embroidery, candlewicking, card making, parchment papers. Our artists work with water based paints. And tuition is available free of charge for all.
The cost is $3 per person and this includes morning tea.
This is wonderfully warm welcoming group and the sounds of chatting and laughter fill the centres.
Why not come along one Monday to see what it’s all about.
Everyone is welcome, men and women. For more details contact Daphne Morris on 4232 1723.
We hold an annual Craft open Day in November.
Everyone is very welcome to join us in the Christian meditation practice of silent prayer or sitting with God.
We share a short talk and a time of meditation and fellowship.
Once a month we gather for a shared meal together at the Jamberoo Church and then worship together.
This year Rev. Rob is crafting the services around the words of Faith.
We begin with the meal at 6.15pm – please bring a main course and a dessert to share.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Every Monday morning crafters and artists, some local and some who come from as far away as Sydney, converge on the Fellowship Hall and Lecture Hall for Art and Crafts.
The centre opens at 9.00 am and almost every well-known craft is on offer, knitting, crocheting, quilting, embroidery, candlewicking, card making, parchment papers. Our artists work with water based paints. And tuition is available free of charge for all.
The cost is $3 per person and this includes morning tea.
This is wonderfully warm welcoming group and the sounds of chatting and laughter fill the centres.
Why not come along one Monday to see what it’s all about.
Everyone is welcome, men and women. For more details contact Daphne Morris on 4232 1723.
We hold an annual Craft open Day in November.
Normally this group meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the Speak and Easy Cafe, 45-51 Collins Street, Kiama (opposite the Masonic Hall) at 10.45 am. But in March 2018 only we will be meeting on Tuesday 13th March.
This is for all men of our church and any other male friends you think might be interested in joining us. There is a different topic each month and everyone is invited to share a 3 minute talk on the topic. Lots of laughter and maybe even some wisdom to be shared.
So coming along and enjoy.
Everyone is very welcome to join us in the Christian meditation practice of silent prayer or sitting with God.
We share a short talk and a time of meditation and fellowship.
Make sure you have Thursday 15th March in your diaries? Why you ask?
Our annual service has become a part of Easter for so many in our Church and others in our community.
This Lesley has once again written a short play on the Easter theme and practice is well under way.
As an added bonus our special Guest Speaker will be Father Paul Gurr.
Don’t miss out.