posted Jul 27, 2010 8:52 PM by Robert Chandler
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Why stay stuck inside in the middle of winter when you can get out enjoy the great community of St.Mark’s? This lunch is for all members of St. Marks and anyone else you would like to invite to join us. Come along, meet new people and enjoy the warm fellowship. When: Sunday 8th August 12 — 2 pm Where: In the Church Buildings What to bring: Something to share for lunch (BBQ’s available), picnic rug and warm smiles. Tea ,coffee, cordial, water, plates and cutlery will be available for all. |
posted Jul 27, 2010 8:43 PM by Robert Chandler
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updated Jul 27, 2010 8:52 PM
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A Kids Club For School Years Prep to 3 When: On Monday August 9th 2010 9am-3.30pm (compulsory student free day for all Government Schools) Where: St.Mark’s Anglican Church Forest Hill, 303 Canterbury Rd Forest Hill Cost: $10 (covers food and materials for the day). Registration is essential as places are limited. The Treasure House is a one-day Kids Club brought to you by St.Mark’s Anglican Church Forest Hill. The Treasure House is all about of the good things God has for us today. The program will involve teaching from the Bible, craft, games, food and more. For more information contact St.Mark’s Info/registration: Contact: Brett Peatman, Assistant Minister. |
posted Jul 21, 2010 5:12 AM by Robert Chandler
Salt & Light meeting this Sunday is "Work, discovery and fun in the top end".
When: 12pm after the 10am Sunday service. Come early and share lunch.
Join us as our Oenpelli team report on their recent trip to Arnhem Land.
The purpose of the trip was to help the locals with church building maintenance and to run a school holidays kids program. This work was done through Joy Sanderfur (BCA).
http://bit.ly/asGmia
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posted Jun 26, 2010 7:49 AM by Robert Chandler
St. Mark’s Anglican Church Forest Hill presents..
A seven week course designed to build strong relationships in marriage, a series of romantic ‘dates’ over coffee and dessert where issues are raised and then discussed privately by couples. The course is designed to strengthen good marriages and can also help those who are struggling. Developed in the UK it has been run all around the world. The course covers life skills such as building strong foundations, the art of communication, resolving conflict, the power of forgiveness, parents and in-laws, good sex and love in action. The course has a Christian basis but does not assume Christian belief. Cost: $100 per couple, covers the cost of desserts and materials. The course itself is free. When: each Wednesday from the 21th of July for seven weeks. Evenings run from 7.45pm and finish by 9.45pm. Where: St. Mark’s Forest Hill, 303 Canterbury Rd Forest Hill. To register or for more info phone 9878 2848 or stmarksfh@optusnet.com.au. |
posted May 25, 2010 11:51 PM by Robert Chandler
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updated May 30, 2010 10:14 PM
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Steve and Jenny Sonneman on Saturday 5th June
 What?
Welcome Steve and Jenny, Timothy and Elizabeth back from Pakistan and learn about what they have been doing in Rawalpindi.
Also included— a special session for children followed by a Christian DVD.
How?
Share a simple pot-luck meal of curries, chapatis, casseroles and compotes (fruit bowls).
Please contact Dorothy McGorlick if you can bring a curry or casserole.
When?
Join us on Saturday 5th June 6.00pm to 9.00pm
Where?
Church Hall, St Mark’s Anglican Church, Forest Hill
Let us know
Add your name to the Attendance List on the notice board to help with catering and seating.
Contact
Telephone Dorothy, Chris Demmer or Amanda Coverdale
PS. From Amanda:
Children are Welcome to join the Dinner with Steve and Jenny Sonneman. Timothy and Elizabeth are coming to the dinner with their Mum and Dad and other children are welcome. Steve and Jenny will give a special talk to the children, after which they are welcome to watch a Christian DVD in a separate room. While the children are being entertained the adults will hear from Steve and Jenny too. Any questions about the evening can be directed to Amanda Coverdale. |
posted Apr 18, 2010 12:12 AM by Robert Chandler
14-16 May 2010 "Unlocking the Bible, God's character & concerns"
Araluen Camp Angelsea - 24 McDougall Rd,Anglesea VIC 3230
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posted Apr 17, 2010 11:20 PM by Robert Chandler
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updated Apr 17, 2010 11:52 PM
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Combine a parish picnic + riding bikes + raising money for bibles = Bike for Bibles.
Sponsor riders to ride laps of the Burwood East Velodrome. Come ride your bike, picnic, sponsor, join the cheer squad and raise money for the Bible Society.
12:30-2:30 Sunday 25th April. Bring chairs, rugs. lunch.
More info? See Brett!
Map:
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posted Apr 17, 2010 11:09 PM by Robert Chandler
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updated Apr 18, 2010 12:25 AM
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Sunday 2nd May - Around 12 noon following 10am service.
Join us for a light lunch followed by a panel discussion.
A Conversation for People of all Ages about Living and Learning to be like Jesus.
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posted Mar 11, 2010 2:54 PM by Robert Chandler
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updated Mar 11, 2010 3:03 PM
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Here are the next dates for men's soccer. All members welcome. Bring a friend. - MAR 20th (date moved to avoid womens weekend clash)
- APR 10th/17th (moved 17th to avoid holiday absentees)
- MAY 8th
- JUN 19th (date was moved to avoid Queens B'day weekend)
- JUL 10th
- AUG 14th
- SEPT 11th
- OCT 16th (date was moved to avoid teaching weekend)
- NOV 13th
- DEC 11th
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posted Dec 8, 2009 5:05 PM by Robert Chandler
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updated Dec 8, 2009 7:58 PM
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It is most probably true that we make a lot of Christmas Day because deep down it means a lot to families. Oh I know some people avoid it: like the guy I heard trying to book up a game of golf on it. And some people don't enjoy it: like the family that love getting together then fight all day. You can celebrate it in all sorts of ways. The English (they’re mad) think a lot of us celebrate it on beaches. Better than in the dark of an English winter. Anyway I don’t like sandwiches that much. Our best way of celebrating it at St.Marks in some way comes before the event when we have our magnificent Carols and focus on one aspect of Christmas. This year we do that Sunday December 20th at 7.30pm and focus on “A breathtaking moment” Now the miracle of birth is a breathtaking moment, but why was this birth two thousand years ago which we recall a breathtaking moment in more than one sense? If you are one day old or even one hundred years old you are welcome to our Carols Celebration. There are no bookings however come a little early to pick a spot you like. Bring your friends. The supper is on us.
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