Jeremiah begins as a reluctant prophet – reluctant to answer God’s call. Luckily for all of us, our ability to answer does not depend on being big or good enough …
Sermon – August 26th, 2007 – Rev Arnie Wierenga (pdf)
On the third Sunday of September, we will see the return of our lunches and activities afternoons. All parents, those who are young at heart, and those who wish to encourage the children are invited to share in lunch and activities.
The Kid’s club runs every Sunday of the year from 10am until around noon. Children begin in worship with the congregation and contribut to the community sharing time. After some specific teaching in worship, the Kid’s Club continues beyond the Sanctuary where the children are able to learn and play in a suitable environment.
A creche is always available also.
The Cook Island Christian Church showed their love for Papa and Mama Oremetua Ta & Mata William last Saturday with a sendoff Cook Islands style!
Minute of appreciation – Ministry of Ta Samuela William (pdf)
Hebrews (11-12) lists a great number of fragile and flawed people who are commended for their faith. They form part of a great ‘cloud of witnesses’ who encourage us in our own fragile and flawed humanity to live our own lives of faith.
Sermon at St. David’s, Oakleigh, Rev. Arnie Wierenga, 070819 (pdf)
All are welcome to join the Clayton Ekalesia of the Cook Islands Christian Church/Uniting Church congregation for the official Presbytery of Nepean release of pastoral ties worship service. Rev. Mano Manopavan will be preaching and presiding on behalf of the Presbytery.
Every Sunday morning.
On the first Sunday we share Holy Communion.
Every week we have ‘Kids Club’ with creche facilities available.
All are welcome.
Abraham was commended for his faith. Knowing God’s promises before he began his journey, he moved into God’s future with courage and vision.
Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Jesus provides is with a reminder to focus on things of ultimate value.
An eye for value …
Mary and Matha guide us towards those things that endure.
Coffee growers in Mbale, Uganda might never have experienced true peace, except for a simple cooperative .