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“I felt very special when I looked down at my footprints on the moon. The scientists said that they would be there for a million years. Looking up I could see the earth the size of a marble. It was so beautiful and so far away, and yet, I felt strangely at home on the [ READ MORE ]
We wish you a merry Christmas We wish you a merry Christmas We wish you a merry Christmas We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year Good tidings we bring to you and your kin Good tidings of Christmas And a happy new year We sing this because of Jesus We sing [ READ MORE ]
If you Google “divorce, Christmas,” you’ll find a slew of self-help articles—mostly geared toward parents. They generally boil down to something like “Five Things You Can Do to Make Christmas Easier on Your Children.” One article varies in its (very specific) angle: Five Things You Can Do to Make Christmas Less Painful for Yourself When [ READ MORE ]
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If your church is eager to “do good” then can I encourage your church to build a relationship with your local council. Most employ a community worker – who cares for the socially isolated, elderly, disabled, migrants and those who are generally in need. These workers are paid to know the needs of the community [ READ MORE ]
1. Take a walk or a drive: A simple but effective way to shut out the noise of any busy day and to tune in on concepts and ideas. Take time out of your day to walk around you local area, walk around a suburb or down a street that you are unfamiliar with. Do [ READ MORE ]
Only 2% of church going people ever invite someone to church in a given year. Church is a great place for you unchurched /non-Christian friends to hear the gospel. If they know you go to church and have asked you a number of questions – maybe you have a foot in to ask ‘hey, if [ READ MORE ]
November Poster from Outreach Media[ READ MORE ]
Praise Jesus for Brian Flower a farmer from the Southern Highlands and his idea of pursing opportunites for the gospel at the Easter Show. This is creative thinking about how we take the gospel to people in rural areas as well as the city folk who attend. “It’s such a no-brainer… I don’t know why [ READ MORE ]
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