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Sunday May 19

Tue, 21 May 2013 10:18:31 GMT

Today, on this Pentecost Sunday, we are giving God the glory for His great goodness to us!

It was almost two years ago that we set out to follow God's call to make more room through the development of 'The House' property. The verse that captured the heart of this call was 2 Corinthians 4:15. And as God's grace reaches more and more people, there will be great thanksgiving, and God will receive more and more glory.

The project involved the need to raise $1,000,000 through the Everyone Reaching More appeal in order to see this project become a reality. Over the last two years many people having given generously and sacrificially towards this project and we have been so aware of God's amazing provision. Today it is with great anticipation that we now stand just $1,781 short of our completed target. This is nothing short of a miracle!

We are trusting that 'The Loose Change Offering' we are taking up across all our services today will help get us over the line. What a great way to celebrate reaching this final target with the opportunity for everyone, from the very youngest to the oldest, to play their part in building God's kingdom through this final offering. God's kingdom is not built on the efforts of a few but the generous contribution of many operating together in unity and love as His body.

God's timing is perfect as we also give thanks today for the final building approvals coming through late last week after much prayer and overcoming numerous obstacles. Nic, our builder, is now looking to start construction in just four weeks time. Today in between our morning services we will be 'breaking ground' up at The House property and praying over the project. We will be praying particularly for our builder Nic and architect Russ who are sharing with us today. We also want to pass on our sincere thanks today to Russ for working so tirelessly over the last few months to help us get the final approvals through. He has been a gift from God to us in this project and his assistance is greatly appreciated.

We are also excited to have Jenny and Helenarh being baptized at our 8.00am service and Jan and Bucky being baptized at our 10.00am service. I couldn't think of a better way to top off the celebrations today as we remember again what this is all about…seeing lives transformed through the power of the Gospel. I know you will be blessed and encouraged by their stories.

Finally, I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who took part in the Yes We Care day yesterday. It was officially our biggest ever with 93 jobs and over 350 volunteers. Special thanks to Brad Taylor, David Clegg, Barry MacDonald and Pastor Jodi Traves who spent hours coordinating this great day of blessing for our community.

I am continually in awe of how great our God is and His faithfulness to us as His people. Today we give Him all the glory for the great things He has done and look forward to all He is yet to do.

'Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit,' says the Lord Almighty. Zechariah 4:6

Nathan

Sunday May 12

Tue, 14 May 2013 10:53:30 GMT

On this Mothers' Day, I want to express a very warm welcome to all those who may be visiting with us. Mothers' day provides a wonderful opportunity to again thank our heavenly Father for those who brought us into the world and those who have nurtured and cared for us as we grew and developed. For those who have mums here today, we pray you will be filled with joy and thankfulness. For those whose mums can't be with us because they are in other places, including some whose mums are now with Christ, we pray that you too will be filled with gratitude to God.

It was great to hear of so many attending 'Breakfast for the Girls' yesterday. As I write, the number booked in was over 230. We are praying the Lord would continue to move powerfully through the women's work in our church. On this mothers' day it is also a great joy to have Pastor Jodi Traves sharing God's Word with us.

Some long awaited and much prayed about good news came last week! The officers in the drainage section of the Brisbane City Council have now approved the proposed sewerage plan. Praise God! This means that project works will be commencing very shortly. Praise God! We have a strong sense that this is God's perfect timing. A month ago we still needed a $100,000 to reach our Everyone Reaching More (ERM) goal. Today just $5,000 remains and we believe by next Sunday the $1,000,000 will be fully met. The timing also works well for our builder Nic and even next Sunday's special celebration was planned by faith before we had received the final okay from the council. The Holy Spirit is leading us according to His perfect timing.

Make sure you are with us next Sunday, as we share morning tea between the services up on the top property, hold a very short 'ground breaking' service at 9.30am and celebrate all the Lord's goodness to us over the past two years of preparation.
During the services we will be taking up our 'Loose Change' offering. We trust that every person, including all the children, will bring some coins to share in this final corporate offering for the Everyone Reaching More appeal. We pray there will be great joy as we sing, give thanks and place our 'loose change' in offering buckets at the front of the church. There are also three baptisms planned for next Sunday. Jenny who comes from Nafinua, in Solomon Islands, (where we are about to build a third stage of Fera'abu Bible College) will be baptised at the 8.00am service and Jan and Bucky who met Jesus last year, will be baptised at the 10.00am service. (If you have been thinking about being baptised, a class is being held 3.15pm today and next Sunday in the library.) We are believing for a Pentecost Sunday overflowing with the joy of the Holy Spirit.

There's a wonderful opportunity to let the joy of Jesus fill you not only next Sunday but also next Saturday as we head out for 'Yes We Care'. Working with others in our church family and serving the needy through practical acts of kindness, always fills you full to overflowing. Proverbs 21:25 says, "When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous." Our heavenly Father is full of grace, mercy, goodness, and love and we are so blessed to know and serve Him.

Peter

Sunday May 5

Tue, 07 May 2013 15:26:40 GMT

God continues to lead us as a church to assist and care for those in need in our world and show His love in very practical ways. God's heart breaks over the injustice, suffering and evil so present around us and has given us an opportunity to be His hands and feet, bringing His good news that changes everything!

This week we received a letter from someone who has experienced this blessing. They wrote the following;
For the last few years it has been a very difficult time for myself and my daughters. I have been very thankful for all the help we have received from Bridgeman. Bridgeman people came on the 'Yes We Care Day' in 2012 and helped scrub walls and windows in preparation to sell our house. A group of five young men from one of the Connect Groups then came in and did many other odd jobs. At Christmas, Bridgeman young people brought around a food hamper that too was greatly appreciated. I and my girls have seen the love of Christ in very practical ways. I would like to say thank you so much and would like to contribute to the ERM project so that others too may be blessed.

What an affirmation and encouragement to receive this letter just two weeks out from our next Yes We Care day. We now have 80 homes nominated and need over 200 helpers! Don't miss this opportunity to be part of sharing the love of Christ and experiencing His blessing. You can register today at the info table in the courtyard. This week we also farewelled the Solomon Islands preparation team. This group of six men are preparing the way for our main team of 35 people who will be heading over in the June/July holidays to build a ladies' dormitory at the Fera'abu Bible College. This is another one of the ways we are seeking as a church to help others in our world with little in the way of material resources and spread the good news of Jesus. Thanks to many who continue to give generously to this project. We now have only $7,800 to raise to meet the $70,000 needed.

Finally, today as we meet there are over 60 men away at our men's retreat. We are so thankful for all God is doing through our men's ministry and the lives that are being impacted in a powerful way. Pray for them this morning as they meet for their final session. And for ladies of all ages we have something special for you next Saturday also. Don't miss 'Breakfast for the Girls' featuring guest speaker Ruth Knight. This is a great way to celebrate Mothers' Day and an opportunity to invite a friend or family member as Ruth shares her inspiring story. All the information is on page 5 of your Newsletter today.

Thanks again to so many in this church with a passion and heart to show Christ's love so generously to others. It is this heart that enables God to continue to bless us as His people in many ways. I pray that wherever you are on your journey you will be so aware of His presence as you share with us today.

Nathan

Sunday April 28

Tue, 30 Apr 2013 15:47:44 GMT

Last Monday survey drawings were lodged with the department of Natural Resources and Mines, in order to amalgamate three of our property deeds into one. This is required in order to resubmit our sewerage plans to the Brisbane City Council. On Tuesday we received an email from our solicitor to say that the deeds had already been changed. He concluded his email with the following comment… This is probably a record for the creation of a new title deed - one day is pretty amazing. Praise God for causing this process to be so short and please continue to pray that that our sewerage resubmission to the BCC would be a similar story.

Following another substantial gift last week, we now need only a further $17,500 to reach our Everyone Reaching More goal of $1 million. It's amazing to think that over the past two years a further $500,000 each year has been given and raised over and above budget. Thank you to everyone who has given so generously and a special thank you to the fund-raising team who have worked so hard over that period. As we draw near to reaching this goal we are planning to take up one final, special offering in which we would love everyone to participate.

Over the past two years many have given goods from their homes to be sold at our garage sales. Many also gave away jewellery in a special offering which raised over $20,000. The final corporate offering we would love everyone to share in, is our 'Loose Change' offering. We want to encourage everyone who has a heart to share in this offering, to scour your homes and cars for any coins that may have accumulated in containers or compartments and bring them in on Sunday May 19. We realise this will raise only a relatively small amount, but we did want to give everyone, including all our children, the opportunity to share together in a final offering. We are trusting by this date that we will be very near to our $1 million goal and be able to celebrate all the Lord's amazing provision.

Between our two morning services on that same morning (9.00-10.00am) we are planning to hold a special morning tea up on The House property. We will celebrate the commencement of the project by holding a very short breaking-ground service and commit the building project to the Lord. Do plan to be with us on this special day of celebration and thanksgiving.

Around 70 people attended last Wednesday's corporate prayer meeting. We prayed over the single mums Love to You, Yes We Care, the Solomon Islands' project, Men's Camp, our church plants, those overseas from our church family, the building project, lost people and much more. There are so many opportunities to reach out and so many are involved in mission. I received this email the following day... Just a quick note to say 'Thank you' for the meeting last night. Much was done in the heavenly realms. Also, I wanted to share with you something that someone in our group said when praying over the building project… 'The more people who come, will allow the arms of Bridgey to reach right around the world'. I immediately thought in terms of both directly ministering (reaching more people groups) and in supporting those involved in missions overseas. Just wanted to encourage you, that there are people who share with you the vision of an outward looking church.

'Be strong, all you people of the land,' declares the Lord, 'and work. For I am with you,' declares the Lord Almighty' (Haggai 2:4).

Peter

Sunday April 21

Tue, 23 Apr 2013 09:18:34 GMT

Last week we received news that the Tribunal upheld the refusal notice of the Brisbane City Council concerning our present sewerage plans. These plans had previously been agreed to in our development application. This prevents us pressing forward immediately, but we are praying that one of the options to resolve this issue (the least costly), the amalgamation of three of our four properties, will satisfy Brisbane City Council officers. This will permit the spread of effluent from The House property onto gardens over the rest of the property. The church council has instigated the amalgamation process and we are also preparing to resubmit our sewerage plan. Both these processes are likely to take some weeks, so please continue to pray that this will resolve the situation and enable us to commence building in the near future.

The Lord has been powerfully affirming that He is with us as we press on to complete the things we believe He has called us to do. Neil Bernard reminded us in last weeks morning sermon from Romans 8 ...that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose (v.28). Todd Langford in last Sunday evening's sermon directed us to the book of Haggai. Chapter 2:4 says "Be strong, all you people of the land,' declares the Lord, 'and work. For I am with you,' declares the Lord." The day after the Tribunal reported, my reading in Encounter with God, (reflecting on the rescue by God at the Red Sea in Exodus 15,) said ...the Lord majestic and awesome (v.11) whose right hand initiates the winning moves (v.6,12). It was as though the Lord sent word after word assuring us that He is in control of all things and He is working out His master plan.

Added to these words has been the recent flood of financial blessings. The $1,000,000 Everyone Reaching More appeal, now stands at $970,000. How we are looking forward to the day when this two year goal is fully met! The Solomon Islands' Project appeal of $70,000 is now only $8,000 away from being met. How we look forward to sending the team of 35 people in June to construct another stage of the Fera'abu Bible College. The weekly budget is now just $300 short of its weekly goal of $37,624. How we look forward to meeting the budget in full before 30 June. In the face of the obstacles and challenges we are experiencing, the Lord has reminded us that the silver and gold are indeed his (Haggai 2:8)!

Next Wednesday evening we have called a special corporate prayer meeting to pray over the sewerage resubmission to the Brisbane City Council and the commencement of building works on the top property. We will also be committing the Solomon's project to the Lord, asking the Lord to bless Hope Baptist, which is having its community launch today, praying about some of the ministry visions we are considering in the new financial year, and continuing to ask the Lord to send revival. We want to keep crying out to the Lord, asking for His leading and provision and praying that He would move powerfully in our hearts. So the Lord stirred up the spirit of Zerubbabel... governor of Judah, and the spirit of Joshua... the high priest, and the spirit of the whole remnant of the people (Haggai 1:14).

Our God is mighty!

Peter

Sunday April 14

Tue, 16 Apr 2013 16:12:47 GMT

We have just had an amazing week with over 300 children attending our holiday Buzz program. We also had over 80 leaders many of whom are still in high school and a huge team of helpers (30-40) in the kitchen and other support roles. As I write these words, I am hearing from my office 350+ children, young people and adults singing One Way! Jesus! You're the one I'm living for! What a blessing to be part of the greatest kingdom there is on earth. I thought of some of the words Patricia shared in her Good Friday testimony… "I remember my younger brother and I went to a Good News Club that was being held by some neighbours for all the neighbourhood kids. It was the first time I had heard about Jesus, about God and about all the wonderful love that He has for us". What an incredible joy to be telling so many children about the love of Jesus this week and I wonder how many stories will be told, even many years later, of hearts that were first impacted by the gospel at Buzz 2013.

A very big thank you to Pastor Trish and all the leaders and helpers who did such a brilliant job in loving so many children and telling them the good news. A young boy came up to me a few moments ago and said "I'm having an awesome day!" I also wanted to say thank you to everyone who has given financially over the years and supported property projects. If you could see the facilities being filled with children then your heart would soar in gratitude, as mine did, for the amazing privilege of being able to share in God's great plans to bless our community. Praise God!

It was the large numbers of children and young people on the property which reminded me of the urgency concerning the planned developments on The House property. The renovation of The Shed to create another great meeting place for kids on Sunday mornings and young people on Friday evenings, a covered walkway so the kids can always arrive dry at The House as well as additional car parking spaces for everyone, are desperately needed. We received a fair hearing at The Tribunal this week concerning the setback which has arisen about sewerage treatment plans. Russ, our architect, and Rob, our treasurer, made a very clear presentation concerning our desire to proceed with the plans, already agreed to in our development application. The Tribunal chairman is expected to present his ruling sometime this week. Last Tuesday the church council initiated a process to amalgamate three of our four properties. This will overcome a legal requirement not to disperse effluent from one title deed to another (even though we own all three properties) but the Brisbane City Council representatives made very clear this would not guarantee approval of our current sewerage plan. Do keep praying that this very important matter will soon be resolved .

For our encouragement to keep pressing forward in the midst of the current obstacles, we received two very significant gifts for our Everyone Reaching More Appeal and also another promised gift, which together total $70,000. What amazing timing that in such a difficult week, our God would remind us that He is sovereign over all things and that He will provide all we need so children and young people and adults in our community will keep hearing the good news about Jesus. Our prayer is that the remaining $32,000 of our $1,000,000 million ERM goal will soon be reached and we will be rejoicing that we are able to welcome more than ever before.

And as God's grace reaches more and more people, there will be great thanksgiving, and God will receive more and more glory (2 Corinthians 4:15).

Peter

Sunday April 7

Tue, 09 Apr 2013 09:46:17 GMT

Last week I looked back through my journal and noted just some of the Lord's blessings since the beginning of the year…

¨ Early in January we were able to interview the footballer Brad Thorn. It was an amazing answer to Pastor's Nathan's big prayer from 2011. The auditorium was packed and at least one man met Jesus through the outreach.
¨ We had another huge Garage Sale with thousands coming from the community, lots of amazing answers to prayer and opportunities to share faith and a great financial outcome of $65,000. We gave away $7,500 to the Bundaberg flood victims and $7,500 to the Solomon Islands project.
¨ Jonathan Harris was welcomed as a part-time Pastor of the church with a special focus on the youth. 130 high schoolers and 30 leaders attended the SWITCH camp where God blessed many lives.
¨ Hope Baptist led by Pastor Dan and Elissa Perkins began meeting at Burpengary with a congregation of up to 90 people. More than $40,000 was given to support this new church plant.
¨ Over a 1000 people participated in the weekly Connect Group series When God's people pray. Reports flowed of many prayers being answered. Around 600-700 people attended the special prayer night at the conclusion of this series. It was an amazing evening full of God's presence.
¨ Many people have experienced healing. At a powerful healing service there were testimonies to God's healing power and a couple committed their lives to Christ a week after attending the service.
¨ More people attended the Easter services than ever before. At the 10 am service on Resurrection Sunday 900+ people were present in the Main Auditorium and Chapel and over 390 cars were on or around the property (what a reminder of our need for additional car parks and safer traffic flow!). Throughout the Easter services a number of children and adults received Bible packs as they responded to the good news.
¨ Again we have sought to fulfil God's mission for us as a church to welcome the crowds speak to them about the kingdom of God and heal those who need healing (Luke 9 :11) and thus far has the Lord helped us (1 Samuel 7:12).

As we look ahead to the tasks of this new term, constructing the planned developments on The House property, (please keep praying that the sewerage issue would soon be resolved), raising the final $100,000 to complete the Everyone Reaching More appeal, sending a team to Solomon Islands, ministering to hundreds of children at Holiday Buzz next week and much more, then we need to again cry out for the Lord's help and empowering. In the Application Bible it comments on the events in 1 Samuel 4 with these words... Spiritual victories come through continually renewed relationship with God. Don't live off the past. Keep your relationship new and fresh. That's our prayer as we set out in this term, that we will stay close to our great God. For our encouragement we read these words in Isaiah 51:2... Abraham was only one man when I called him. But when I blessed him, he became a great nation. The comment in the Application Bible said If we Christians, even a faithful few remain faithful, then what can God do?
I look forward to seeing all that the Lord is going to do in the term ahead as together we seek to faithfully follow Him.

Peter

Sunday March 31

Wed, 03 Apr 2013 13:42:27 GMT

On this Resurrection Sunday, I did want to give a very warm welcome to all those who are visiting or have come at the invitation of a friend or family member. We pray you will feel uplifted and encouraged as you worship with us and do stay afterwards in the courtyard for a tea or coffee.

A couple of weeks ago someone drew my attention to the small garden bed in the café area. It had been looking a little the worse for wear but our garden expert Desley and her husband Brendan, had stoned the garden bed and created a great little herb garden which Lyn can use in our meals. I love seeing transformation projects around the church. Mal has recently serviced all the car park lights (a very big job) and David and Graham did some trimming, so a number of areas which had grown dull on the property are now bathed in light. I love seeing places which are meant to shine, shining brightly. Brian and his team have just completed renovating two rooms at the side of the main auditorium. Walls removed, cupboards and doorways built and so two areas have now become of much greater usefulness than ever before. I love renovations, seeing spaces looking good and being effectively used for kingdom purposes.

On this Easter Sunday we are reminded of the greatest renovation work this world has ever seen. All that would diminish and destroy life has now been overcome through the death and resurrection of Jesus. His kingdom has now broken into our world and He has begun to make everything new. It's like the dawning of a new day as the signs of light increasingly infiltrate the darkness. More and more lives are being liberated, forgiven, healed and transformed by the power of His Spirit. The fullness of this new day is yet to come, but for everyone who has been made a child of God, along too with all of creation, there is an eager expectation as we await that great day. Romans 8:20, 23, 24 says "...with eager hope, the creation looks forward to the day when it will join God's children in glorious freedom from death and decay... we, too, wait with eager hope for the day when God will give us our full rights as His adopted children, including the new bodies He has promised us. We were given this hope when we were saved." What a great day is coming when the fullness of God's great renovating work will be revealed. On this Easter Resurrection Sunday we celebrate with great joy and thankfulness as we expectantly await the coming of our Saviour.

Until that great day comes, we love sharing the good news about Jesus. In the second week of the school holidays (April 10-12) we are holding a fantastic three-day program for kids in prep to grade 6. Pastor Trish is co-coordinating this special event, called The Big Top. More than 120 children are already registered and 70+ leaders have volunteered to help. It's going to be an awesome, fun-filled time and it's not too late to join in. Details are in the today's newsletter and you can register your child/ren at the Information Table.

Have a very blessed and refreshing Easter and keep looking forward to that amazing day when all things will be made new!

Peter

Sunday March 24

Tue, 26 Mar 2013 15:22:36 GMT

Last week I spoke to someone who began her spiritual journey at Easter Live at the Tent 2012. She told me how she had prayed aloud for the very first time in a special meeting held for someone in our church family last Monday week. On the Wednesday of that same week, she attended the Dwell Among Us prayer meeting where we asked the Lord to open the doors of people's hearts. Later in that week she was talking to a former neighbour whose husband was undergoing surgery.
As they talked on the phone she felt prompted to ask if she could pray for her old neighbour. The reply was a yes and as she began praying aloud over the phone she heard crying at the other end. She later rang the husband who was in hospital.
He was a man who had been very closed to anything spiritual but she again felt strongly prompted by the Holy Spirit to ask if she could pray for him.
Very surprisingly, he too said yes and as she prayed, again she heard weeping at the other end. How great is our God! In the same week that this lady prayed      publicly for the first time, the Holy Spirit revealed so clearly to her how powerfully He can use our prayers to impact the lives of others. Prayer is powerful!

Tonight Clare is being baptised and in her story she included a word of         encouragement for all of us about prayer. She wrote, I have lost friendships and that was expected due to this massive change in my life. But it was okay. My best friend used to be my dealer. Now I have a best friend that is my prayer partner and sister in Christ. As I started to meet more people here at Bridgey, I found out that so many people have been praying for me and my family through knowing my dad. I want to encourage you Bridgey, that your prayers are powerful. I am a witness to this. After 5 years of prayer, here I am, my life transformed and I'm getting baptized! Praise God! Prayer is powerful.

I know that many have been praying for family, friends and neighbours to come to know Christ. God has been hearing all of our prayers. This Easter provides another wonderful opportunity for those we care about to hear the good news. The Celebrative Arts Team are preparing some special music; Tricia will be sharing a wonderful story about coming home after being away from God for more than 20 years (another amazing answer to prayer), Pastor Billy will speak about God's love at the Thursday and Friday services and Pastor Nathan will share on Resurrection Sunday the hope that's found in Jesus. Please keep praying that the Lord will move powerfully in these services and also through the team who will be distributing Easter gift packs this afternoon. Prayer is powerful! Do remember too that at all our Easter services there will be an opportunity to give towards the Orana Youth Shelter and also the Solomon Islands' project. As we remember again all that Jesus has done for us this Easter I pray that we will be generous as a church towards others.

There is one final prayer need I did want to especially mention. There is still no resolution to our discussions with the Brisbane City Council over the sewerage treatment plan for the developments on the house property. Please keep praying earnestly about this matter. Prayer is powerful!
The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective (James 5:16).

Peter

Sunday March 17

Tue, 19 Mar 2013 13:22:05 GMT

Last Wednesday evening well over 500 people met to pray at our special night of prayer, Dwell Among Us. It was a deeply moving night, full of the presence and power of God. Around 200 people arrived prior to the prayer meeting and spent time at a number of prayer stations, interceding for others and receiving prayer. The rest of the evening was filled with inspiring worship, stories about the power of prayer, prayers for the lost, praying for our suburbs and those ministering to the world and asking the Holy Spirit to bring revival. One of the worship team sent the following reply to a thank you note... I loved it - looking down and seeing people lost in worship like that, individually as well as corporately was something I'll never, ever forget! Another person wrote in an email titled AWESOME… what a marvellous privilege it was to be part of last night. Yes, we will continue to pray that a wholesale Revival will come and in the meantime that many will come to Jesus and find that freedom in Him that we sang about last night. Thank you to everyone who came out including the children and we know that many more amazing things are going to unfold through the prayers we were led to pray on Wednesday evening.

God has called us to be a people of prayer and this year He has called us to persist in asking for a great movement of His Holy Spirit. The When God's People Pray Connect Group series by Jim Cymbala has been powerfully used by the Lord to stir us as a church and we are asking the Lord to help sustain these prayers for revival throughout the year. Commencing next term we are planning a series of prayer meetings which will be held throughout Sunday morning, afternoon and evening. More details soon! If you are wanting to read some more of Jim Cymbala's material, then he has a written a series of books including Breakthrough Prayer, Fresh Wind Fresh Fire. I am sure they will stir your faith and encourage you to keep praying.

Last Wednesday night we also committed a special need to the Lord in relation to the planned developments on The House property. After gaining approval for the sewerage treatment plans in our development application, it appears that the City Council is now not willing to approve the agreed plan. This is a very serious issue which has the potential to create additional costs and a very significant delay in the commencement of this project. Please pray earnestly that this matter can be resolved as soon as possible.

Easter is now just two weeks away! It's a special time of the year, as we again thank our Saviour for giving His life for us. It's also a great opportunity to tell others about Christ's love. Next Sunday afternoon we are looking for those who will help distribute our Easter gift packs to another section of our community and we will also have 11,000 Easter invitation cards to letterbox drop. The services on Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday morning will include special presentations by the Celebrative Arts team so please invite family and friends who are on the journey to faith. For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life (John 3 :16).

Peter