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25.01.2022 Big Camp is just around the corner! If you are planning camp onsite, visit for the day or book your first Sabbath meal ticket go to http://bit.ly/NACBigCamp2019. This year there will be a voluntary day visitor registration to help plan for the current and future Big Camps. Big Camp 2019 is from Friday 28 June until Saturday 6 July. If you need a paper form registration this can be posted/emailed to you on request or collected from the Conference Office.... Accommodation registrations close 20 June 2019. For more Big Camp information, visit: https://na.adventist.org.au/what/ Hope to see you there! #ThanksElizabethSuavai #RePost #BigCamp #Applications

25.01.2022 All of these Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) Officers/Paramedics are deadly. They are great role models in their communities. What makes them upset is when ...their ambulance gets damaged and they can’t help people and they all love helping people. Let’s all give our Ambulance Officers/Paramedics a pat on the back for the amazing work they do in our community. Please share this post and have the conversations about how important all of our emergency service workers, vehicles and equipment are to help the community in time of need. #livepositive #postpostive Queensland Police Service Queensland Fire and Emergency Services - QFES State Emergency Service - Far Northern Region Surf Life Saving Queensland

24.01.2022 | MABO DAY: RECOGNITION OF LAND RIGHTS | HAPPY MABO DAY Today is a day for celebrating and remembering Eddie Koiki Mabo’s strength and courage to fight for th...e land rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. On this day we also honour and remember the passing of Bonita Mabo and her contribution to social justice and human rights for Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and South Sea Islander people. Mabo day is a day to remember the historical High Court decision in Mabo and others v Queensland (No. 2) (the Mabo decision) and the significance of overturning the notion of terra nullius land belonging to nobody. Check out your local communities Mabo Day celebratory events #MaboDay #LandRights #NativeTitle #MaboDecision

22.01.2022 #forgiveness http://www.christlifemin.org/home/shop/books

21.01.2022 Jaden Smith celebrated his 21st by giving back to those in need (via NowThis Entertainment)

20.01.2022 "A grieving person is going to laugh again and smile again. Yes, they're going to move forward. But that doesn't mean that they've moved on." Read our newest T...ED Book, The Hot Young Widows Club, a wise and humorous guide for anyone going through a challenging time: go.ted.com/widowsclub See more

19.01.2022 This Thursday only at Smithfield Event Cinemas: https://youtu.be/BGyieGVn4P4 Buy your ticket: https://www.eventcinemas.com.au/Movie/Overcomer

19.01.2022 The heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament shows His handiwork ~ Psalm 19:1 #Created4Purpose #SabbathMotionPix www.junily.com.au

17.01.2022 Morning Everyone! Today I thank God for another day of life, to celebrate a new week (NAIDOC Week too) and will pray for each of you. #MondayBlessings

15.01.2022 Family Dinner Evenings Free to all. Bring a pot of soup, buns and games. 3rd Saturday of every month. Starts 5 pm.

15.01.2022 For all those who feel that they can’t make it...God is waiting for you to look up!

14.01.2022 Ebook available now. Great read!

12.01.2022 Mareeba ADRA Op Shop

11.01.2022 Sam has to be one of the most inspiring 17 year olds around, and has overcome so much.....What a great young man!

03.01.2022 CAIRNS NAIDOC FAMILY DAY: Entertainment.... includes guest MC will be 2019 Deadly Funny finalist Kylan Ambrum.

02.01.2022 So beautiful - had to share <3 https://youtu.be/sz81dIfwf4Y

01.01.2022 Aunty Pam is a true inspiration For a couple of years now, Aunty Pam Pederson, a 77-year-old Yorta Yorta woman has wanted to run a half marathon. Diagno...sed with breast cancer in 2016, Aunty Pam is now a breast cancer survivor who is always trying to improve her health. When COVID restrictions were set in place and she was unable to work, she decided now was the time to take control of her wellbeing. For Aunty Pam this meant eating healthily, going to bed early and exercising all leading to her ultimate goal of completing a half marathon. During March to May, Aunty Pam started training 6 days a week. Her regime, including running, cycling, weights, stretching and skipping. "Focus, train, train, train, that's all I could think about," Aunty Pam said. In May, her doctors recommended slowing down and start taking it easy. By Aunty Pam's measure of taking it easy, she means 'only' training three days a week. "When I walked out of the doctors, I remember thinking 'you don't know me!'" With 6 weeks left to achieve her initial goal of running a half marathon, on Sunday she went to suss out a marathon that was happening to just have a dorrie at the course. But when she arrived, she decided on the spot to give it a go and just see how far she could get. 3 hours and 36 minutes later, Aunty Pam achieved her goal! Running 21km. "I started getting tired with 3km to go, I use an app that's helped me, run 4 minutes, walk 1 minute." "I was amazed! 3 hours and 36 minutes! That's how long I can still run and still function and pull up well," Aunty Pam said. "Even my husband didn't know!" "I can't get over it, I just can't believe I did 21km!" After sharing her incredible achievement on Facebook yesterday, Aunty Pam has received an influx of support and encouragement. "I can't believe it, I've had over 300 messages on Facebook." "I'm so grateful and happy people could see it, and I hope it gives people a bit of spirit to get out there and achieve their own goals." So, what's next for Aunty Pam? "I want to run 10km without stopping and get a faster time. Oh, and she also wants to start swimming again and is aiming for a 1200 metre swim. "As an Aboriginal person, it's important to focus on my health, and encourage others." Lena-Jean Photography