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Mr Odell shares a video with the College Community while we are learning remotely...

This morning, my family and I ate breakfast without a moment’s fear that there would not be enough food to go around. And yet worldwide, 385 million people live in extreme poverty. Just ponder that number for a moment.

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Our parents’ prayer meeting is held every second week on Friday mornings at 9am (we meet at the canteen). Friday June 4. Please feel welcome to join us!

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Confession time: During the Easter weekend, I served extremely mouldy hot crossed buns to my entire family...

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It says in Psalm 127:1 that without the work of God in our lives, and through our lives, we are like builders labouring in vain, who will achieve nothing. We should take our fears, our worries, our joys, our victories and our griefs to God, because he cares and because he helps.

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This Easter, celebrate! Eat chocolate and relax during the break. But also pause to reflect on a love so great, that it would endure death, in order to set us free. I’ve attached a list of local Church services too, if you’d like to know more about the true meaning of Easter. Check out the many Good Friday and Sunday Services happening over the Easter weekend!

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We all seek hope in the face of life’s difficulties and its fleeting nature. The Bible points us to the hope of victory over death and eternal life through Jesus.

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Fun fact: to get to the edge of our Milky Way galaxy, you simply need to hop in a rocket and travel at the speed of light for 20,000 years!

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The Bible says, every good thing we enjoy comes from God. The breath I just took. The Thai food I just finished. The laughter of my children. All gifts, from a generous God.

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I love the words written in 1 Corinthians 15:57, “But thank God! He gives us victory over sin and death through our Lord Jesus Christ”. I’m reminded that Jesus promises to be the one who can rescue me...

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As we reach the end of a chaotic, hectic, restless and challenging year, I want to finish by pointing you to the One who offers rest and peace.

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Have you become a connoisseur of hand sanitizer this year, or is it just me? Recently I was in Shellharbour shopping centre and within the space of about half an hour I had sanitized my hands half a dozen times, at different shops. I’m finding I have preferences. The Target sanitizer, for what it’s worth, has a pleasant botanic aroma...

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Psalm 46 offers something. It says that even when it feels like mountains are crumbling, or wild waters are rising around us, or the earth itself being shaken by fearful events, God remains an “ever-present help in trouble - “be still and know that I am God.”