News

We've got some talented people on our team! Candy Hunter came up with a very helpful way to transform our Culture Statement - Welcome, Experience, Belong, Believe, Become - into a simple thing to remind us who we want to be... How did WE do?

It's a question we're inviting all our members to ask after worship, events, functions, conversations. The WE is the important bit. It stands for;

W - Welcome. Did we give people a warm welcome?

E - Experience. Did we give people an experience of God that left them wanting more?

WE - Belong. Did we make people feel like they Belong?

AND - it's not about asking did the leaders, did they do this, did WE do this? We - the family of God!

What a challenging goal we have!

So, How'd WE do?

We usually measure a Church's impact by how many people come to worship each Sunday - and that's not a bad thing. But to transform the way we think about these thing we should perhaps measure the number of people we impact each week outside the walls of the church! That's what this month's edition of the HUB news seeks to do.

We hosted another combined Youth service last night - 50 in attendance! Great music, drama and 3 minute reflections from our young people!

Our Biggest service of the year 330+ flooded in to experience the exuberant worship of the Watoto Children's Choir - their 100th touring choir!

Again, we organised and hosted the 2019 Child Protection Week breakfast with local author and speaker Lesley McConnell [author of the book Black Tears]. Another great community event with 12 other organisations - Local Level Alliance.

We were humbled to host the Child Protection Week colour run on behalf of the Morerton Bay Children & Families Network that saw over a dozen organisations together to provide a free information afternoon and colour run to give children a voice in our community!

Our resident musician was recently awarded her PhD in Musical Theology! Wow! Follow the link to get a taste of her work

We had a wonderful time at our Outback BBQ in support of our country cousins through Frontier Services. We raised well over $1,000. Thanks to all who came and all involved!

Families at five looked at the Story of Jesus feeding five thousand as we cooked Damper on the fire!