Join us for worship on Sunday mornings at 9:30am
The first Sunday of every month is our Family Service where we also share in Communion together.
Join us for worship at The Gathering.
Sunday afternoons at 4pm
If you prefer a smaller, more intimate service this could be for you.
For more information contact Jordan Harrison
Ladies, join us for a special One Day Retreat on Saturday, 20th September
Our guest speaker is Rachel McClure. Rachel was part of WVAC for many years, until a move to Tuggeranong in 2016. She has spent most of her career in Christian Education in the ACT and NSW, and is looking forward to taking up a new position as Principal of Trinity Christian School in July. In her spare time, Rachel loves books, knitting, music, and learning new things- she started off this year by learning to drive a boat. Rachel and Bruce live in the Tuggeranong Valley, where they worship at the Alliance Church in Calwell. They have 4 grown children, 4 school-aged grandkids and one reasonably low-maintenance Great Dane.
Catering this year will be provided by Edward & Lynn at The Ministry of Food
Cost
- Early Bird (ends 9th August) $60
- Standard $80
Registrations Close 6th September
Book now by following the link on the left.
Come and hear from the team about the amazing ways God worked during their trip to Uganda.
Sharing your faith – make it natural! Just one hour per week for four weeks! An online series with Pastor Roy Barton, Director of Outreach
In Sam Chan’s recent book, “How to Talk about Jesus – Without Being That Guy!”, Sam says this: “We want to tell our friends about Jesus. We’re told that we need to tell our friends about Jesus. But we don’t know how to do it. When it comes to evangelism, we are scared and helpless.” This is very consistent with answers to a question that I asked in face-to-face seminars in every state capital city around Australia (except Hobart and Darwin). The question was: “Why isn’t sharing our faith ‘second nature’ to us - why doesn’t it come naturally? The answer was the same in every state Capital City: “We’re afraid, and we don’t know what to say”.
The series is NOT a traditional course in evangelism. The four sessions have been designed to encourage you to share your faith, overcome fear and have something to say.
When: Tuesdays or Wednesdays starting 17th and 18th September 2024 and going for four weeks.
- Tuesdays at 1.00 pm (AEST) for one hour per week – online!
- Wednesdays at 7.30 pm (AEST) for one hour per week – online!
The series will be conducted through Zoom which is available on most phones and laptops. The Zoom login code is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/755981127
Join us for our annual Church Family Camp. Our theme is "Through the Looking Glass - Alice in Wonderland" Will you come as the Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit or even the Mad Hatter?
Our guest speaker is Mark Willis. Mark serves as an Air Force Chaplain and been deployed to the combat zone four times, and humanitarian relief twice. He is currently ministering at Lyons Church of Christ in an interim part-time capacity. Married to Lisa since 1983, he has three children and five grandchildren. He loves reading, long drives, and catching up with mates. Best of all though, is coffee and chat with Lisa!
- Bookings open 1st December 2023
- Early Bird prices close 31st January 2024
- Standard Prices apply from 1st February 2024
- Registrations close 25th February 2024
PAYMENT OPTIONS
To register and pay, follow the try booking link on the left.
You can pay by Credit Card or PayPal though Try Booking. You also have the option to choose Pay in 4 when paying by PayPal.
Early bird payments must be received in full by 31st January 2024 or standard rates will apply.
KYCK is a youth conference held once a year in the Blue Mountains.
When: 12th - 14th of April
Where: 119 Cliff Drive, Katoomba NSW 2780
Total Cost: $200
Contact Sharnay for more information and to book. (we are booking as a group so please book through Sharnay)
Vanessa Woodburn will be sharing on her recent mission trip to Cambodia and what life looks like for our international worker Kim Chau.
Please bring a plate of afternoon tea to share.
Uncle Nath is a clean stand up comedian from Australia. The “clean” nature of his stand-up, gather entire families to laugh together. His engagement with audiences creates a night full of laughter, fun and memories that will last a lifetime. Nath is a master at his craft – performing his “razor-sharp hour” which has been perfected and polished over the last several years - in pubs, clubs, and churches.
As a high school dropout from a dysfunctional family, Nath’s future looked grim. Dropping out of school at the age of 16, he felt lost in life as being routinely get kicked out and moved along became a regular occurrence of his life. No-one wanted him around. Then out of nowhere, hope arrived. A local church reached out to Nath and his mates. The Church included him when no-one else would. The Church people believed in Nath’s potential and took him under their wing as their own. They loved an angry teen back to life and gave him a future in Jesus name.
Today, he has endless amounts of gratitude for what the local Church did for him. He is devoted to giving back in any way he can. That’s why Nath is on the road declaring the Church in a sceptical age. Nath loves inspiring others through his funny stories of hope to bring a positive impact. Nath has shared the hope the Church gave him in schools, prisons, Churches and bars through his “stand-up with a message” comedy shows.
Free entry with Love Offering.