YMCA with St James Anglican Church and Top End Lutheran Church
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Carols at Leanyer Water Park
Has moved due to the weather to St James Anglican Church, on the corner of Vanderlin Service Drive and Jarvis St
Sunday Evening 18th December, 6.30pm – 7.30pm
We have decided that we will open up the lawn sale and sausage sizzle again this Saturday, 24 September, from 8 to 11 am.
We’ve even got a banner this week! Looks good, doesn’t it?
So come on down, enjoy some great fellowship over a sausage sandwich and, who knows, you may even find a bargain or two
Some photos from Saturday’s lawn sale and sausage sizzle.
Jackline and Mel with lots of yummy home baked goodies.
Lots of bargains to be had.
Lyn and Lola looking after the finances.
This Saturday, 17 September 2016, St James is having a lawn sale and sausage sizzle. There will be plants, cakes, camping gear, and a whole range of items.
Saturday St James Dinner and Sunday Service of Thanksgiving
Organise a group, come and hear the psalms sung.
See you there.
Over the next 2 Sundays we will be having students from Moore Theological College visiting Darwin.
Come along and meet them, and support them as they speak at St James on the 15th and 22nd MAY.
Image courtesy of nuchylee at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
Churches of Darwin and YMCA joined forces to present the carols at the Water Park.
What a great night 350-400 people. 500 or more mosquitoes.
Fijian choir.
New and Old Carols, were sung with great gusto. A message of hope there to be heard.
Candles galore being waved in the night.
Choristers
One lone piper on the bagpipes.
No rain – for which we were very thankful.
Enjoying the carols
Loads of snags cooked and eaten. Yummy, tasty watermelon.
Fantastic that we can donate $281.65 to COMPASSION.
Thank you to all who helped out, gave generously and sang along to their hearts content .
DATES of Upcoming Events
CHRISTMAS CAROLS by CANDLELIGHT @ Leanyer Water Park
Sunday evening 13th December, 6pm.
Free sausage sizzle, drinks, and kids activity.
After hearing a talk on how God prunes the branches, on the vine, the kids decided they would do some pruning. Sometimes it feels like we are being pruned very hard, but in the midst of that time God is upholding and supporting us all the way. The plants are still being sustained and fed.
St James Anglican Church, Sanderson 