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December 2008 Book of the Month PDF Print E-mail
The Heart of Christianity: Rediscovering a Life of Faith by Marcus J. Borg
 
Spare Winter Clothes? PDF Print E-mail

Winter clothes needed for African refugees: If you have male or female adult winter clothes to donate, please bring to church before January 18 and label “clothes for refugees”.  

 

 
Welcome Lunch, 11 Jan 2009 PDF Print E-mail

Visitors who have joined us for worship in the past months are invited to a welcome lunch on Jan 11.  Lunch will be served at 12.30pm on the 2nd floor of the annex. 

 

 
Completing 2008 - Anointing 2009 PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 14 January 2009, 7.30-9.15pm - a special evening of praise & prayer at the monthly prayer gathering.
 
Hiking PDF Print E-mail
The Fellowship Ministry will be arranging a hiking event, finishing at Shek O for a barbeque on Saturday, January 17.  If you are interested in more details, please contact Andy Morris ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or sign up at the registration table.
 
Response To 2008 Alternative Gift Catalogue PDF Print E-mail
Thanks to your generous response to our 2008 gift catalogue, a total of $162,835 (triple of last year's donation of $55,000) was raised and needy families cared for by the following charities have been blessed with your gifts:
 
Making Disciples: A Faith Discovery PDF Print E-mail
Beginning in January, youth who are 13 and older are invited to join a faith discovery course, culminating in a Commitment Sunday on May 10, with Confirmation or Baptism being offered. 
 
P.U.S.H. (21 Dec 2008) PDF Print E-mail

Heavenly Father, in a time when we are bombarded through the media with messages of fear, when a new financial scandal erupts almost daily, help us to remember that we are a people of HOPE. That hope fuels our thoughts, inspires our actions and ultimately brings change. The current messages of our time tell us to fear, to cling to what we have and try and make our own way to the top; the recession tells us to stop giving, and store up what we have. Let us put our faith in your scripture that talks about aliving hope through the resurrection of Jesus. Let us remind ourselves that we are followers of this same Jesus and we're called into the reality of God's kingdom where the massiveness of the problem shouldn't make us hopeless, but our lives should be grounded in Him.  Let us remember that in God's kingdom we have the promise of more than we can imagine and ask for. As a people of God let us live counter-culturally in times like these. When everyone is clinging on to what they have, may we freely give, because we know He is our provider. When everyone is filled with despair by shocking economic indicators, help us to pray and act with hope. Amen.

 

 
U Matters (21 Dec 2008) PDF Print E-mail

We invite you to come and to invite your friends to come to our special Christmas services.  The birth of Jesus will be celebrated in three very special services.

 
Is There More To Life Than This? PDF Print E-mail

ImageCome and ask all your “questions of life” at Alpha. It is a low-key, friendly and fun way to explore the Christian faith. Millions of people all over the world have attended an Alpha Course.

 
U Matters (14 Dec 2008) PDF Print E-mail

We hope you enjoyed the Choir Cantata this morning.  Next week we invite you back to the Children's Ministry Nativity Play next Sunday.  A member of the congregation shared a true story about his son's nativity play this year:

 

 
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“ Therefore, prepare your minds for action; be self-controlled; set your hope fully on the grace to be given you when Jesus Christ is revealed.” (1 Peter 1:13)

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