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Small Groups / Bible Studies:
- Tuesday 2pm, meets weekly. Key Contact: Shane Teinaki
- Tuesday 5pm, via zoom. Key Contact: Beth Robinson, Bruce Wilson
- Knit & Knatter: Wednesday, fortnightly, 10-12 at Balgownie Village Community Centre. Key Contact: Ruth James
- Wednesday 7pm, meets fortnightly. Key Contact: Shane Teinaki
- Thursday 10am. Key Contact: Narelle Blue
- Youth Group. Key Contact: Catherine
Local Community Service:
Farmborough Road Primary School Breakfast Club
A small group of volunteers from our church, provided a nourishing breakfast for about forty children at Farmborough Road Primary School two mornings a week. The church raised money to pay for materials so that our volunteers could renovate the breakfast room. Renovations included full painting, new carpet, new fridge and some tasteful decorating. We are extremely grateful for the sponsorship from Woolworths. |
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m Spectrum Australia
In January 2019 we have been able to help out the Autism Spectrum Australia school at Tarrawanna by providing the school with a laptop and some special software tor the students.
We want to thank the Principal Bruce Rowles for helping us set this up.
In January 2019 we have been able to help out the Autism Spectrum Australia school at Tarrawanna by providing the school with a laptop and some special software tor the students.
We want to thank the Principal Bruce Rowles for helping us set this up.
Overseas Community Service
Sponsorship of two deaf students in the Philippines through 'Deaf Action'.
Our Church has decided to sponsor two students who are somewhat disabled because they are deaf.
They are both students at the Bacolod City National High School in the Philippines.
Geneveve started school late because her parents could not afford to pay for her education.
She is progressing well and has now started Grade 9
Her favorite sport is Badmington and her favorite subject is English
Sponsorship of two deaf students in the Philippines through 'Deaf Action'.
Our Church has decided to sponsor two students who are somewhat disabled because they are deaf.
They are both students at the Bacolod City National High School in the Philippines.
Geneveve started school late because her parents could not afford to pay for her education.
She is progressing well and has now started Grade 9
Her favorite sport is Badmington and her favorite subject is English
Gerald has been deaf since birth, 11th October 2002, but the cause is unknown.
Gerald has no father now, and lives with his mother, four brothers, and one sister at Himalayan City. He stays at the Bacolod Dormitory to attend school and goes home for the weekend to help look after his siblings. His mother works hard but only earns a low wage and struggles to support and pay school expenses for her children.
Gerald was promoted to Grade 8 in June 2019 and is progressing well. He continues to be a friendly and helpful student, and is also very athletic.
His favourite subject is English, and he enjoys riding and running.
Gerald has no father now, and lives with his mother, four brothers, and one sister at Himalayan City. He stays at the Bacolod Dormitory to attend school and goes home for the weekend to help look after his siblings. His mother works hard but only earns a low wage and struggles to support and pay school expenses for her children.
Gerald was promoted to Grade 8 in June 2019 and is progressing well. He continues to be a friendly and helpful student, and is also very athletic.
His favourite subject is English, and he enjoys riding and running.
