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Every Sunday morning at the Queen Street Community Hall at 10am. Read more…
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Written by Michael Campbell
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"Why would a miner come to your church?" asked Joe, a shift supervisor at a CQ mine.
The question came out of the blue. It was our first Christmas in Yeppoon. The neighbours had gathered for an impromtu Christmas party in the vacant lot next door. I took an extra bite of fruit cake, to give myself a little extra time. But there was no escaping the question: all the others in the group had stopped their polite banter, and their eyes were now on me. |
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Written by creation.com
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US CMI supporter Jonathan C. has coached Lego robotics teams in international competitions for middle and high school students for four years.
Two years ago one of his teams decided to name their team "Intelligent Design Robotics". When the master of ceremonies introduced the team at the competition, he said that this team was called Intelligent Design Robotics, but that he personally would prefer a name like "Evolutionary Robotics". |
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Written by Robert Benn
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Dear friends, During the past 2 days, I have been in email and phone communication with the Presbyterian Church in America (in the past, we have many points of contact with this church, and now with the present and immediate past-moderator, and the department which is in charge of responding to disaster situations).
The MNA (Mission to North America) Disaster Response Director is sending an assessing team to Port au Prince on 26th January for a week, to meet with the two pastors of the Presbyterian Church in America who are resident and ministering there, and will with these men on site determine the best ways to help. The two locals are Pastor Dony St. Germain, a Haitian national and MNA staff member who heads up the outreach to Haiti and Pastor Brian Kelso, another MNA staff member, who is assisting with this effort. |
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Community Groups (CGs)
This is our small group ministry. To find out more about this important part of CCPC, you might like to take a look at some of our FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) - particularly What is a 'community group'?
Barlows Hill
Fortnightly on Wednesday nights 7:00-8:30pm. Venue is the Campbell residence: 18 Anderson Street, Barlows Hill. Concludes with supper. Please ring or email Michael for details. See the Calendar for the latest dates.
Yeppoon Central
Weekly on Sundays - 4:30-6:30pm. Venue is Queen Street Community Hall. Starts with a time of Bible reading and prayer; ends with food - bring a plate to share (or just turn up). There are lots of kids at this CG, and we (and they) would welcome more. Please ring or email Michael for details. See the Calendar for the latest dates.
Shepherdson's
Fortnightly on Tuesday mornings 9:15-10:45am. They meet at the Shepherdson's home. We read and examine God's Word and prayerfully apply it our lives. Concludes with morning tea. Please ring or email Michael for details. See the Calendar for the latest dates.
Your neck of the woods?
Short on Christian fellowship? Have questions, need answers? Neighbours and family members want to learn more about Jesus? A community group might be just the thing. We could have one meeting at your place, or somewhere convenient, in a jiffy. Michael would love to hear from you.
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Mission Teams (MTs)
This is local mission with intent. When our CGs have the desire, but not the resources, to reach out to a particular group of people in the community, we set up a mission team. We bring together people with a love for Jesus, the right talents, and an interest in seeing certain people come to repentance and faith in Jesus.
PWA
Monthly on the first Monday at 1pm at the Queen Street Community Hall. PWA stands for: Presbyterian Women's Association. Theirs is a mission to women. They want to encourage and support the women in the church, and reach out to women in our community. Their goal is to see women disciples of Jesus. Will you help? See the Calendar for the latest dates.
Children
This mission team meets on the first Thursday of each month @ 1pm. It plans for and coordinates our ministry to children. Includes Sunday School, children’s talks on Sunday mornings, RE in the schools, an after-school club, and much more. Want to see children come to faith in Jesus Christ? Please offer to serve. See the Calendar for the latest dates.
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