Our Annual Christmas Eve Pageant – Who Could That Be at This Hour? offers a new perspective on the timeless story of the birth of the baby Jesus. There’s a special story for the kids and the oldies will have their own message. Lots of Christmas Carols. Come early if you want a seat!
As Christians we believe in God who comforts, heals and empowers people today and we want to live out that promise by offering a regular time and place where people can come together to pray, meditate, sing, hear testimony and experience the power of God’s healing in their lives. You may come and go as you choose.
You may simply sit and absorb or participate as much as you wish. Our elders will be available for private prayer and anointing.
Phone the office on (02) 4232 1677
As Christians we believe in God who comforts, heals and empowers people today and we want to live out that promise by offering a regular time and place where people can come together to pray, meditate, sing, hear testimony and experience the power of God’s healing in their lives. You may come and go as you choose.
You may simply sit and absorb or participate as much as you wish. Our elders will be available for private prayer and anointing.
Phone the office on (02) 4232 1677
Our Annual Book Sale will be held on Friday January 25th and Saturday January 26th.
At this stage, we will only be selling books.
No Bric-a-Brac will be sold.
As we don’t have the use of the Lecture Hall for storage, please collect books from friends, etc, but please keep them until closer to the Book Sale.
Please see Val Mason and Kathy Reed for more details.
Perspectives from the Field. The Red Cross in conflict zones – a first-hand account by Charles Deutscher to be held at the Uniting Church in Jamberoo. Charles is on the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Supper will be provided.
This event has been postponed until a little later in the year. More details will be forthcoming. Stay tuned.
We will start off 2019 with a Big Bash BBQ at 3.30 pm on the 2nd Febraruy at the Jamberoo Church.
Transport will be available for those who need a lift.
Please invite a friend or friends.
We will provide some entertainment but if you can sing or dance please
let Val Mason or Alan Rose know.
There will be a sheet on the notice board next week for you to book your seat.
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.
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.
Antoinette Raynal and her songbirds have gathered for the new singing term and welcome new members.
If you would like to be involved in a refreshing and energetic format where women have fun, develop new skills, sing out and become friends, then it’s time to join!
Groups run in the Kiama Fellowship Centre Tuesday evenings.
Speak to Michaele Broad (0400 324 708) is you are interested.
Speak to Michaele Broad (0400 324 708) is you are interested.