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Denham Court Anglican Church

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25.01.2022 New fences being erected on our church site this week. They are on the side and front of our property. People are very welcome to come along on Sunday to our church services on Sunday at 8am or 10am and have a look at the new fences as well. If you are not a regular and want to come please let Richard Mills know if you are coming. Church phone 02 9829 2871. This week we are looking at Nehemiah chapter 6. Interesting timing that as we are looking at Nehemiah and the walls of Jerusalem being built we are having new fences erected on our church site!

24.01.2022 Tomorrow at church we have our guest speaker from CMS - Graeme Sedorenko. Come and be encouraged from Ephesians and thinking about world mission! Remember to book in for 8 am at the chapel, but there is room at 10am in the hall, plus children's activities. Please also pray for quite a few church members who are not well, and for the growth of Christ's kingdom here.

22.01.2022 Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you. 1 Peter 5:7 (NIV) #OpenTheBible

22.01.2022 Read the latest devotion at bible.com.au When Mary reached the place where Jesus was and saw him, she fell at his feet and said, Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. When Jesus saw her weeping, and the Jews who had come along with her also weeping, he was deeply moved in spirit and troubled. Where have you laid him? he asked. Come and see, Lord, they replied.... Jesus wept. Then the Jews said, See how he loved him! John 11:32-36 Reflection: Do you care? The year 2020 has given us more than enough to care about. We empathise, lament, and mourn; Covid 19; Black Lives Matter; devastating bushfires; floods; years of drought; environmental damage. It is hard not to care about all these things and much more. ‘Do you care about me?’ is a question that writers of the Psalms often ask (Ps 142:2). We have a deep longing to know whether there is someone who cares about us as individuals. Mary and Martha wondered if Jesus really cared, when he did not come to them before Lazarus died. Here we see Jesus’ vulnerability and how he genuinely cared; he wept before raising Lazarus to life again. Similarly, he genuinely cared for the Samaritan woman in the heat of the day in John 4. He cares not for just the world (John 3:16) but about each individual. As the Resurrection and the Life, he cares and brings about the redemption of everything. Question: Do you long to be cared for? How does reflecting on Jesus’ care for you give you strength this day? Prayer: My Friend Jesus, thank you that I can share with you all my grief and sin, and you bear them. When I face trials, trouble, and temptations, help me take my cares to you, as you know my every weakness and care. Amen. We're reading the Bible with Sarah Hobba. Rev Sarah Hobba is a School Chaplain and Educator who has worked for almost two decades in both Melbourne and Sydney Anglican schools. Sarah studied at both Moore College and Ridley College. She is married to Jason and is a member of the Barnabas Schools Ministry Conference organising committee, which works in partnership with Bible Society and Centre for Public Christianity

18.01.2022 A psalm says what we feel sometimes.....reminder of prayer group tomorrow at 9:30 in the hall. God can do wonderful things!

18.01.2022 This miracle by Jesus seems appropriate to read as we are blown around by strong winds, even in the midst of the faithful at the working bee today! Thank God He rules over nature!

18.01.2022 Praying for the spread of the Gospel now at Denham Court Anglican Church or wherever you are!

14.01.2022 Can I get a AMEN!!!

14.01.2022 YOU ARE WELCOME TO OUR CRAFT AFTERNOON Tuesday 6th October 2pm at our hall. Come and relax with others and enjoy time to do your craft, tea/coffee, a chat and a devotion. Bring your own: craft you like & snack and mask if required. Maybe be inspired by other people's creative activity! Please book in to tell us you are coming so we have a Covid -Safe environment. All welcome!

12.01.2022 the true light came into the world at Christmas! See you at church on Sunday - don't forget to book in to 8am.

11.01.2022 Listen and read about Colin Buchanan's life, faith and music!

11.01.2022 It’s an emergency! Let’s not get comfortable 11 September, 2020 Mark Thompson Many of us are very grateful that during the COVID-19 pandemic the technology has been available for the broadcasting of church services and the connection of members in Bible studies and other programs online. ...Continue reading

11.01.2022 #BushChurchAid #GoingtheDistance #bibleverse

11.01.2022 So hard for so many struggling in the Philippines with typhoons and Covid and poverty - please pray for them and for Christian witness in tough times.

11.01.2022 We were watching a live stream wedding from Dubbo. We dressed up and thought we would have a photo in front of the chapel to mark the occassion.

10.01.2022 Due to the extreme heat forecast for Saturday, the monthly working bee will be cancelled! However, people are very welcome to come and do their bit any time during the week, when it's cooler and therefore safer. Richard mowed the cemetery on Sunday afternoon, and Marge went on a cactus hunt in the paddock close to the carpark for a couple of hours. So those jobs are done, but plenty more to do!

09.01.2022 What we as a church are on about- the cross of Jesus Christ!

08.01.2022 It's a new day Denham Court Anglican Church. God's steadfast love and mercies are new every morning - great is Your faithfulness, Lord. Thanks for His many blessings each new day.

08.01.2022 Good verse for the times.

06.01.2022 Today as a church we started collecting money towards helping our South Sudanese Christian family suffering trials now. Caring for others in need is a reflection of God's love for us in Jesus. Thanks to all who have given already.

06.01.2022 Front fence is now almost completed at the church site.

06.01.2022 We have improved the signs for our church. Our Sunday church service times are now displayed clearly. Thanks to Erl from Elf Signs in Mittagong for doing such a great job with our signs. We hope and pray that people will be attracted to visit our church services because of the improved signs.

05.01.2022 Planning to get out in the sunshine tomorrow? Take a moment to look up at the sky. That huge expanse of blue represents the greatness of God's love for his peop...le, for you. For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his love for those who fear him; as far as the east is from the west, so far has he removed our transgressions from us. Psalm 103:11-12

05.01.2022 Encourage one another at church today and bear fruit that lasts...

05.01.2022 To mark World Suicide Prevention Day today, 10 September, and to serve the church, The Mental Health & Pastoral Care Institute at Mary Andrews College has creat...ed a downloadable resource for churches. 'Suicide Prevention & Response' provides information and ideas for how your church might mark this day, prayers that can be used during services this weekend, what to do if you are concerned about someone, and further resources. Find it here and read more about the three steps you can take if you are concerned about someone >> https://www.mentalhealthinstitute.org.au//suicide-preventi Please consider carefully your needs when reading information about suicide. If anything in this post or resource raises issues or concerns for you, please seek assistance. If you need immediate assistance, please contact a crisis service: Lifeline: 13 11 14 Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467 Beyond Blue: 1300 224 636 Kids Helpline: 1800 551 800 #WSPD2020 #MHPCI #PastoralCare #MentalHealth #SuicideAwareness

04.01.2022 I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world. John 16:33 (NIV) #OpenTheBible

04.01.2022 Some favourite verses which tie in with tomorrow’s sermon. Remember DAYLIGHT SAVINGS starts so up early for 8am and remember to book in!

04.01.2022 The front fence was completed today.

03.01.2022 Looking forward to celebrating God coming into the world to save!

02.01.2022 South Sudan: extremists kill and abduct church attendees (from Open Doors website). BY EMILY WATT | 15 SEPTEMBER 2020 At least 23 people were killed and another 20 wounded after armed extremists stormed an Anglican church compound. After killing people in the church, the gunmen went to the homestead village and killed people there, Bishop Aymon told the media. The gunmen burned down the whole village in Makol Chei. So far, we have six people missing, and we’re not sure whe...ther they’re dead or alive. Six children were also abducted. Extremist violence across South Sudan has now displaced over 60,000 people. With several organisations forced out of the country, lives and the future of the church in the country is at extreme risk. Open Doors spokesperson for Sub-Saharan Africa, Jo Newhouse, said: We join the call on the government to do all in its power to protect civilians against attacks like these. The only way to resolve the crisis is for all parties to respect peace agreements and to prosecute those who are found guilty of breaching those agreements. The church has an important role to play in building peace at a grassroots level, encouraging everyone involved to respect human dignity as they resolve their differences. Please pray for South Sudanese Christians. Pray For South Sudan: Pray for peace, comfort and healing for those affected by extremism. Pray that Christians will remain steadfast in their faith with the courage to remain and share the gospel. Praise God that He has the power to transform even the hardest hearts. Pray His love is accepted by extremists.

02.01.2022 And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:7 (NIV) #OpenTheBible

01.01.2022 We asked children in Iraq what they want for Christmas. Their answers may surprise you Find Gifts Of Hope here: https://bit.ly/2HKBDGB