Prospect 2021
It’s our hope and prayer that God will establish a new church in Prospect which reaches into the Meander Valley and Northern Midlands.
Check back for more information in the coming weeks.
It’s our hope and prayer that God will establish a new church in Prospect which reaches into the Meander Valley and Northern Midlands.
Check back for more information in the coming weeks.
We’re holding a church plant gathering on the 25th October. It’s going to be a relaxed, BYO, picnic at Blackstone Heights Park starting at 12:30pm. I’ll be sharing about one of the main things that we are all about at Grace Presbyterian Church: Growing together in Jesus. I’m praying that we’d become a church which…
Christmas! Christmas is coming up soon and we’d like to invite you to celebrate Jesus’ birth with us. You’re invited to join us for our Community Christmas Dinner (19th December) and Carols Service (3pm, 21st December). All completely free. It’ll be a joyful time. We’d love to see you. Carols Service Sing favourite Christmas Carols…
Do you enjoy Christmas? For our family, Christmas begins in mid November. All three of our kids have birthdays leading up to Christmas, so to make it entirely fair, we get into Christmas from mid November. We put up the Christmas tree. Lights are turned on. We get some carols playing. There’s so much to…
It’s interesting to think about the traditions that we have. If I could hazard a guess, I think that tradition has more a significant role in our lives than we often think it does. Many people eat the same kinds of foods at Christmas time. I know of families that always go on holiday to…
The Cross “He then began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders, the chief priests and the teachers of the law, and that he must be killed and after three days rise again. He spoke plainly about this, and Peter took him aside and…
We’re a Presbyterian church. Yet, for obvious reasons, when I talk about being a presbyterian it doesn’t mean a whole lot of anything to most people. However, being presbyterian really does shape a lot of who we are and what we do (even if you’d never see me dead in a kilt). It means we…