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Theology Night 24/11/25
Trauma is everywhere—in the systems we live in, the bodies we all inhabit, and the histories we inherit.
In biblical studies, trauma-informed interpretation offers a powerful lens for understanding how texts reflect the wounds of history: the aftermath of war, exile, oppression, and communal grief. Join us for a night where we listen to a lecture by Alexiana Fry (PhD in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, & author of Trauma Talks in the Hebrew Bible: Speech Act Theory and Trauma Hermeneutics) and have open discussion about how we understand the Bible and Christianity through a trauma informed lens.
To RSVP or for more information, contact Oran at [email protected] or 0403 082 146.
Contemplative Book Club 5/11/25 & 19/11/25
Ryan and Luke kicked off the contemplative reading group, exploring short but rich texts that invite us into reflection, meditation and prayer. Each session will focus on an accessible main reading (with an optional text for those who’d like to go a little deeper), covering themes such as Thomas Merton’s insights on contemplation, the ancient practice of the Jesus Prayer, the tradition of Lectio Divina, and modern approaches like Centering Prayer. Our hope is to create space for thoughtful discussion, possibly a variety of contemplative practices, and shared encouragement on the journey of faith. The next two meetings are November 5th and 19th, and this is held at the church.
Let Ryan or Luke know if you'd be interested.
Christmas Social Gathering - 5th Sunday, 30/11/25
We would LOVE to see you at 1pm on November 30th at Red Dog on the Green for our Christmas social gathering (some might call it a party??). Wear some red and green, buy something off the menu for lunch and let the kids run in the grassy space. There might even be a Christmas game if we can bear the awkwardness! There is no church service on this 5th Sunday.
Prayer Meeting 18/11/25
We gather in a small group each month to spend some time praying for our community. If you have anything you'd like prayer for, please let us know. We finish our time together at a local cafe, so even if you can't make it to prayer you're more than welcome to come for the coffee!
