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Zero to Gospel

TUESDAY 28 MAY 6-8PM
ST MARK’S NATIONAL THEOLOGICAL CENTRE
https://citybibleforum.org/city/canberra/event/zero-gospel

why Jesus? – A short course on what Christians Believe

Ever wondered why anyone still follows Jesus or what might make him worth following?

The Why Jesus? course is for anyone who is interested in exploring who Jesus is and what Christians believe.

The evening will be based around a DVD series on the Life of Jesus, with people sharing their stories, some discussion groups and a time for questions.
 
The course will run for six weeks from April 29 to June 3 
on Monday nights at 6:30pm including dinner 
at Good Shepherd Anglican Church
157 Carruthers Street, Curtin ACT 2605
 
You are welcome to come along to any of the six evenings if you can’t make them all. 

For more information or to register your interest for catering purposes, visit here.

Single-Minded Conference

Encouraging single Christians in their gospel maturity, contentment and service.

Equipping married Christians to better love and pastor the single members of their Christian family.

Doing it all by teaching what the Bible really has to say about singleness.

For more information and to register visit:
https://canberrachristianconventions.org.au/single-minded-conference/

St Andrew’s Concert Series – Braidwood

Summer/Autumn 2019

Sunday 3 February @ 7pm Chamber Philharmonia Cologne

Sunday 3 March @ 2pm Duo Merindah

Sunday 31 March @ 2pm OblivionTango Duo

Thursday 9 May @ 11am Organ & Baroque Trumpet

Part of Canberra International Music Festival

* Sunday 26 May @ 2pm Limestone Consort

Venues:

St Andrews Anglican Church, 47 Elrington St Braidwood

*Braidwood Uniting Church, cnr Duncan & Monkittee Sts, Braidwood

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Diploma of Leadership and Management – St Mark’s

This course offers a balance between elements of personal development and reflection, communication and relationship building, as well as practical skills such as financial management and marketing.

Mid-year intake now open.

This is an online course (with optional classroom component).

For further information click here.

 

Short Course in Pastoral Care – St Mark’s

St Mark’s Short Course in Pastoral Care aims to provide people with the skills and knowledge they need to begin undertaking volunteer or paid work in pastoral care. It is designed for people with or without experience in pastoral and spiritual care who are seeking to offer such care in contexts such as hospitals, aged-care facilities, churches, community centres, and other social services settings.

For more information click here.

Dates: 3 and 4 May, 7 & 8 June (4-day course in Canberra)

Last day for applications: Sunday 28 April

Thank you for your support!

Friends, THANK YOU for your amazing support of Camp Pelican and the young people and leaders who attend!

Thanks to your generosity, we raised $8,912 which supported 15 campers and 10 leaders to attend camp! The funds also helped reduce our losses for extra camp expenses incurred by not being able to use Wambiri.

This Summer’s camping program has revealed that it will now cost an extra $15,000 a year to run our camps away from Wambiri. With Wambiri unavailable for at least the 2019/20 and 2020/21 camping seasons, we are once again in need of your support.

Would you please consider  supporting Camp Pelican in 2019 by once again giving to our Sponsor a Camper Campaign? Your donations will help keep Camp Pelican financially viable and keep our camps affordable for all to attend.

For more information on how you can get involved and help sponsor campers for our camps, please visit www.synergy.org.au/support.

If you have further questions, would like more information or if I can assist you in any way, please get in touch.

Thank you so much for partnering with us to create spaces wherechildren and young people can meet Jesus!

Andrew Edwards
Director Synergy Youth and Children
admin@synergy.org.au

Education for Ministry (EfM) at Holy Covenant in 2019

Have you wanted to delve more deeply into the scriptures in a more considered way and in the company of others without having to tackle lengthy theology assignments?

Education for Ministry, commonly known as EfM, has been running in our Diocese for over 30 years and provides a supportive group learning environment for parishes for those who are keen to take their Christian journey to a deeper level by dedicating time in reading, study and discussion with others.

EfM offers an opportunity to take a closer look at the Old and New Testaments and the current theological perspectives on the texts and enables you the freedom to explore, question, gain insights and deepen in your understanding and refine your own position on what theology means for you. Theological reflections allow connections to be drawn between church traditions, especially scripture, and the experiences, beliefs and culture of the group

If you are interested in joining a group at Holy Covenant Jamison, we meet each week on a Thursday evening from 7:30pm for a time of worship, fellowship, reading and discussion and theological reflection.

We will be holding an information evening on Thursday 14 February at 7:30pm in the Worship Centre and we would love to see anyone who is interested in taking the EfM journey join us to hear a little more about what EfM is all about.

Feel free to contact mentors, Merri Bacon from Holy Covenant, 6251 1110 or merri.bacon@bigpond.com and Nich Hills from Christ Church Hawker, 0487 478 767 or nicholashills@bigpond.com for more information.

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