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Play Service Children’s talkHave you ever been lost?Quite a long time ago now when I was on holiday in Melbourne my mother and I took my kids and two of my nieces into town to do some shopping and see a movie. We were in a very busy Myers store Read more…

Play Service Apologies! I am not here in person this morning because I have ‘got me to a nunnery’ – just for the weekend. The Women’s Book Group are visiting the Benedictine Abbey at Jamberoo to join in the silence and prayer, the rhythm of the life of the nuns, Read more…

Play Service “Are we there yet?” You have probably all heard those words. Usually from children forced to endure the agonies of long walks or long car trips. Or you can remember saying them yourself, “Are we there yet?” Or perhaps you’ve asked the question another way, “Am I there Read more…

Play service Did any of you meet an Epaphras this week? Someone who told you about the love of the saints of Canberra Baptist Church? If you are wondering what I am talking about, last Sunday we began a series on Colossians – a book New Testament scholar Tom Wright Read more…

Play Service When I think about ‘giving thanks’ – and reading the book of Colossians you are prompted frequently to think about giving thanks, I am reminded of a short poem by American writer and children’s author Judith Viorst. It’s called ‘Thank you Note’ and it goes like this: I Read more…

Little People – 2 Kings 5:1-14 and Galatians 6:7-16 This is – probably for reasons that are obvious – one of my favourite Old Testament Bible stories, a story where God’s nature breaks through – where the downward compassionate movement of God is revealed – for in this story those Read more…

26 June – Transitions (2 Kings 2:1-14, 2 Corinthians 13:5-11) Nobody is good in transitions. This was a piece of wisdom Nathan Lattimore, who was here as interim pastor a few years ago, received from Stephen Baxter, his minister at Hobart Baptist. Nobody is good in transitions. It simply means Read more…

19 June – Refugee Week (Psalm 43, Luke 9:51-62) One very welcome characteristic of our 47th Parliament is the increase in diversity. There are more women. There are now ten Indigenous MPS. And the number of non-European and non- Indigenous members has risen from 9 to 13. Parliament is still Read more…