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In 2025 we planted 'Seeds of Hope'.
HOPE is a feeling of expectation and desire for a particular thing to happen or to be true.
In 2026 we are encouraged to grow hope within ourselves, and grow hope for others.
GROWING IN HOPE means that we share love with others through our actions - acts of kindness, showing compassion, including others, and no judgement.
This year, let's all GROW IN HOPE.



Faith
Hope
Love


Friday Week 1, Term 2
Oceans Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) lyrics - Hillsong UNITED (youtube.com) The song, “Oceans” is an invitation– a song that invites us to be led by the Spirit towards Jesus in the realities of our uncertain and turbulent life. “Oceans” reminds us to continually cast our gaze at Jesus rather than the sea of doubts and worries that plague our lives. In Matthew 14:22-33, Jesus calls Peter to step out of the boat and walk on the water. Peter does so, but when he takes
Kate Benjamin
23 hours ago1 min read


Kate Benjamin
23 hours ago0 min read


Wednesday Week 1, Term 2
Holy God, worthy are you to be praised. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I realise that I am only aware of a small portion of the blessings you give me every day. May your Holy Spirit make me more aware of who you are, and may he enable me to praise you more and more. Amen.
Kate Benjamin
23 hours ago1 min read


Kate Benjamin
Apr 20 min read


Kate Benjamin
Apr 20 min read


Kate Benjamin
Apr 20 min read


Tuesday Week 11, Term 1
Easter - The Resurrection On the weekend, we just celebrated Easter. Jesus died for our sins on Good Friday, and then rose again on Easter Sunday - the Resurrection. The Resurrection is when Jesus came back to life after he died on the cross. It shows us that God’s love is stronger than death and that new life is always possible. Because Jesus rose, we can have hope and joy. Dear God, Thank you that Jesus rose to new life. Help us to live with hope, joy, and love each day. Am
Kate Benjamin
Apr 21 min read


Thursday Week 10, Term 1
Stations of the Cross Today everyone will be participating in the Stations of the Cross - prayers that guide us through the events of Jesus' last day - his arrest, his Crucifixion, and his burial. Primary Classes: Rotating throughout the day with Mrs Halliday at the Church Cemetery Secondary Classes: Lesson 5 in the Church This video explains why we pray the Stations of the Cross (stop at 2.07 minutes)
Kate Benjamin
Mar 271 min read


Kate Benjamin
Mar 270 min read


Friday Week 1, Term 2
Oceans Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) lyrics - Hillsong UNITED (youtube.com) The song, “Oceans” is an invitation– a song that invites us to be led by the Spirit towards Jesus in the realities of our uncertain and turbulent life. “Oceans” reminds us to continually cast our gaze at Jesus rather than the sea of doubts and worries that plague our lives. In Matthew 14:22-33, Jesus calls Peter to step out of the boat and walk on the water. Peter does so, but when he takes
Kate Benjamin
23 hours ago1 min read


Kate Benjamin
23 hours ago0 min read


Wednesday Week 1, Term 2
Holy God, worthy are you to be praised. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I realise that I am only aware of a small portion of the blessings you give me every day. May your Holy Spirit make me more aware of who you are, and may he enable me to praise you more and more. Amen.
Kate Benjamin
23 hours ago1 min read


Kate Benjamin
Apr 20 min read


Kate Benjamin
Apr 20 min read


Kate Benjamin
Apr 20 min read


Tuesday Week 11, Term 1
Easter - The Resurrection On the weekend, we just celebrated Easter. Jesus died for our sins on Good Friday, and then rose again on Easter Sunday - the Resurrection. The Resurrection is when Jesus came back to life after he died on the cross. It shows us that God’s love is stronger than death and that new life is always possible. Because Jesus rose, we can have hope and joy. Dear God, Thank you that Jesus rose to new life. Help us to live with hope, joy, and love each day. Am
Kate Benjamin
Apr 21 min read


Thursday Week 10, Term 1
Stations of the Cross Today everyone will be participating in the Stations of the Cross - prayers that guide us through the events of Jesus' last day - his arrest, his Crucifixion, and his burial. Primary Classes: Rotating throughout the day with Mrs Halliday at the Church Cemetery Secondary Classes: Lesson 5 in the Church This video explains why we pray the Stations of the Cross (stop at 2.07 minutes)
Kate Benjamin
Mar 271 min read


Kate Benjamin
Mar 270 min read
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