Weekly Blurb
Sunday 28 June, 2009 · Posted by Donny Kwan ·
As I reflect over the last two weeks I am struck by the number of ways life has changed for the Kwan family. With the arrival of a new baby we no longer live as a family of four but a family of five. My sleeping patterns have changed, my family relationships have changed, my routines have changed, basically my whole life has changed (and for the better I might add).
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Weekly Blurb
Sunday 28 June, 2009 · Posted by Raj Gupta ·
Welcome to church today, and particularly those who have come for the baptism of Lauren Lloyd.
Allow me to turn to this intriguing question: is a Christening, Christian? Many new parents struggle. Do they get their new babies Christened, baptised, dedicated, have a thanksgiving, do nothing at all, or spend so long trying to work it out that it that it is no longer an issue?
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Church This Week
Friday 26 June, 2009 · Posted by Raj Gupta ·
Jesus and the Children
This Sunday at morning church (8am and 9:45am)… we look at the passage Mark 10:13-31. Why do you think there is a contrast between the children and the rich young man?
Warnings within you
This week at Sunday Night Church (6pm) we continue our series in 1 John looking at the theme of The Straight and Narrow. This week we will be looking at Warnings within you!. You can read 1 John 2:28-3:10 here. How can you know you are born of God?
Weekly Blurb
Sunday 21 June, 2009 · Posted by Raj Gupta ·
God is doing something special at Toongabbie Anglican.
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Church This Week
Friday 19 June, 2009 · Posted by Raj Gupta ·
Let There be Love
This Sunday at morning church (8am and 9:45am)… we look at the passage 1 Corinthians 13. What does this passage say about love? How can this text be misunderstood?
Warnings Danger!
This week at Sunday Night Church (6pm) we continue our series in 1 John looking at the theme of The Straight and Narrow. This week we will be looking at warnings danger!. You can read 1 John 2:15-27 here. Why should we not love the world?
Weekly Blurb
Sunday 14 June, 2009 · Posted by Raj Gupta ·
In recent times, and again as recently as this week, there has been a heightening of the number and scale of – what appear to be – racially motivated attacks within our country. Deeply ingrained racism in Australia is nothing new. Just a few years ago, many will remember the ‘Cronulla riots.’
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