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Evergrace Christadelphian Church

Locality: Oxley



Address: 86 Oxley Station Road 4075 Oxley, NSW, Australia

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21.01.2022 The power of personal testimony. Jeannie explains how curiosity and personal example led her to where she is today.



18.01.2022 What have we been up to lately at Evergrace? Two baptisms and one packed Sunday! God is good!!

17.01.2022 We’re now meeting at... Oxley Senior Citizens Hall 86 Oxley Station RoadWe’re now meeting at... Oxley Senior Citizens Hall 86 Oxley Station Road

16.01.2022 Acts 1:11 - Jesus will come back



14.01.2022 Combined study weekend with Woodford Ecclesia at Evergrace on Sunday. Thank you Adrian Dangerfield for your thought provoking talks. Let’s not be complacent and live on the smell of an oily rag - but instead, let’s be ready so that the bridegroom *wants* to marry us on That Day.

13.01.2022 We had a Swahili hymn today during the emblems.

11.01.2022 Thank you Jacqui and Phil Collins for leading our meeting last Sunday. Great music, great message! Do more than count your blessings BE the blessing



11.01.2022 A wonderful morning meeting more members of our ‘extended family’ (at Evergrace you’re not just a visitor ). Thank you Jafari for your words of encouragement - no matter where you are, or what you do, God is *always* there. If He has a plan for you, you cannot run from Him. Have a great week everyone!

09.01.2022 Christmas lunch with the family

08.01.2022 Thank you Jordan for your first official words of encouragement as a new brother at Evergrace! Don’t judge a book by its cover. [Theme of the talk; not the speaker ]

07.01.2022 Just got confirmation - starting at 5:45pm. Yes, just go to John’s FB page and it will be live streamed to the public. Hi Everyone, God Willing this afternoon (starting between 4:30-5:00pm AEST Brisbane Time) you will be able to attend the Baptism into Christ of John Chol Guet via a social distance" Facebook livestream. Due to the current Australian isolation rules of COVID-19 there will be the householder (Phil and Miram Worsnop) and John and his mother, Elizabeth. It wil...l livestream from John Chol Guet Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/jay.cash.5621. Due to John’s height (6’ 6’’ that is 198cm), Phil has turned a sturdy old table into a large bath on their back deck please see photos attached. The remarkable hand of God can be seen leading to this day. John turned 20 this week and was a member of the Brisbane Bullets basketball team. He was drafted by an American NBA team last year, however was in a car accident in July 2019. He was protected, recovered physically yet is still recuperating from a head injury. He has shown a great ability to learn, understand and his memory recall has improved immensely during his time learning The Gospel. The accident kept him home in Brisbane this year (he was even in Chicago earlier this year for basketball) and has allowed his yearning to know the truth to flourish. If John had gone as planned to the USA for his scholarship pre accident, he would now be in New York City at this present time, without playing, without family and friends, and without a deeper understanding of The Gospel. Let us all welcome John into his new family in Christ.

07.01.2022 What a special morning - people from 7 different countries of birth coming together as one. Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Congo, Sudan, South Sudan & Greece. That is the power of the of the gospel!



07.01.2022 Love it.... and the new hall will be revealed next week.

06.01.2022 Evergrace at Oxley State School this morning, learning from The Man Named Dove (Jonah)

05.01.2022 Church is hard. Church is hard for the person walking through the doors, afraid of judgement. Church is hard for the preacher’s family, under the microscope of ...an entire body. Church is hard for the prodigal soul returning home, broken and battered by the world. Church is hard for the girl who looks like she has it all together, but doesn’t. Church is hard for the couple who fought the entire ride to service. Church is hard for the single mom, surrounded by couples holding hands, and seemingly perfect families. Church is hard for the widow and widower with no invitation to lunch after service. Church is hard for the deacon with an estranged child. Church is hard for the person singing worship songs, overwhelmed by the weight of the lyrics. Church is hard for the man insecure in his role as a leader. Church is hard for the wife who longs to be led by a righteous man. Church is hard for the nursery volunteer who desperately longs for a baby to love. Church is hard for the single woman and single man, praying God brings them a mate. Church is hard for the teenage girl, wearing a scarlet letter, ashamed of her mistakes. Church is hard for the sinners. Church is hard for me. It’s hard because on the outside it all looks shiny and perfect. Sunday best in behavior and dress. However, underneath those layers, you find a body of imperfect people, carnal souls, selfish motives. But, here is the beauty of church Church isn’t a building, mentality, or expectation. Church is a body. Church is a group of sinners, saved by grace, living in fellowship as saints. Church is a body of believers bound as brothers and sisters by an eternal love. Church is a holy ground where sinners stand as equals before the Throne of Grace. Church is a refuge for broken hearts and a training ground for mighty warriors. Church is a converging of confrontation and invitation. Where sin is confronted and hearts are invited to seek restoration. Church is a lesson in faith and trust. Church is a bearer of burdens and a giver of hope. Church is a family. A family coming together, setting aside differences, forgetting past mistakes, rejoicing in the smallest of victories. Church, the body, and the circle of sinners-turned-saints, is where He resides, and if we ask, He is faithful to come. So even on the hard days at church The days when I am at odds with a friend, When I’ve walked in bearing burdens heavier than my heart can handle, yet masking the pain with a smile on my face. When I’ve worn the pressures of the world, under the microscope. When I’ve longed for a baby to hold, or fought tears as the lyrics were sung. When I’ve walked back in, afraid and broken, after walking away. I’ll remember, He has never failed to meet me there. Arianna Freelen

01.01.2022 We met in our new hall today... feel so blessed and that God’s hand is guiding us. From today’s exhortation... remember the roles of the high priest were: 1. To represent God and speak his words... 2. To look after the commoner See more

01.01.2022 A great Sunday School and morning tea today

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