All Saints

Ministry in 2012

Sam Freney — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 06:07:33 +0000

We are all members of the body of Christ, called to use our talents, energy, time and resources to build up God’s people and be part of God’s mission in the world. It is amazing that God takes our humble efforts and uses them for his glory. Even the little things that perhaps go unseen are seen by God and count in his kingdom.

If you are a member of All Saints church, we’d love you to be part of what we are doing together. You may have received a paper copy of the 2012 ‘ministry form’ at church, or you can get a PDF here to fill out and return by December 31 2011. Alternatively, you can fill the form out and submit it online. Please prayerfully consider your ministry at church, and commit yourself to wholeheartedly serving God in 2012.

North Epping Christmas Carols

Roger Green — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 23:47:02 +0000

Interview with Tim Mildenhall

Sam Freney — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 01:14:32 +0000

Recently it was All Saints’ Day, and the church took up a special collection to send to Broome Anglican Church. Sam Freney spoke to Tim about the flow-on effects from the recent mission team visit to Broome, his involvement with the People’s church, the church’s plans for the future, and some things to pray for:

Click here to view the embedded video.

Camp Revolution

Matt Jacobs — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 00:42:23 +0000

Camp Revolution is the annual Youth Camp for our High School youth groups. We go away for a few days at the very end of the summer holidays, to be challenged by God’s word, transformed by Jesus love, so that we can grow in our love for each other, and our desire to impact the world with God’s love.

In 2012, Camp Revolution will happen on Monday 23rd to Wednesday 25th of January – the week before school goes back.

Camp Revolution is for everyone in High School; especially if you’re just about to start year 7.

This year, Sam and Matt will be speaking from the Psalms.

To register, you can download the forms right here, or click through to register online. Note: there are two forms to fill out: a pretty one with basic details, and a plain one for all your safety information.

Please get your notes and money back to Matt no later than Sunday 15th January. But to be nicer to him, the sooner, the better

Register for Camp Revolution

Cost?

$140, which covers accommodation, food, and camp supplies. If you have more than 1 child attending camp, the price drops to $110pp.

Please make cheques payable to “All Saints Anglican Church, North Epping”, or pay electronically into the church account: Bendigo Ban, BSB 633-000, Account # 131040909 (if you do this please put ‘Youth camp payment: [child's name]‘ in the description).

If money is an issue, subsidies are available. Contact Matt Jacobs.

Where?

Camp Revolution happens at Camp Kedron, Emmaus Road, Ingleside.

When?

Start: 10am, Monday 23rd

Finish: 5pm, Wednesday 25th

Transport?

As Camp Kedron is only about 30 minutes drive away from North Epping, we request that you drop off and pick up your children at the camp site. Ideally, campers should arrive by 9.45am on Monday, and be picked up by 5.15 on Wednesday. Please contact us if you need help organising transport for your child.

What do I bring?

Clothes for both warm and cold weather
Shoes: to bushwalk/get dirty in, and a cleaner pair to wear at meals
A hat
Plenty of sunscreen
Toiletries
Towel (I recommend 2)
Deodorant (especially you, boys!)
Sleeping things: a sheet, sleeping bag, pillow or pillowcase
A pen, notepad, Bible (if you don’t own a Bible we’ll bring spares)
Appropriate swimwear

Registration form

[contact-form-7]

Prime Time

Sam Freney — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 00:04:46 +0000

Unfortunately, due to insufficient numbers to make the day viable, we’ve decided to cancel Prime Time for this year. For those who have already registered we’ll get you a bunch of the information in a different form. For those currently in year 5—stay tuned for next year!

Camp Revolution

Matt Jacobs — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 03:12:13 +0000

Camp Revolution is for everyone in High School; especially if you’re just about to start year 7.

This year, Sam and Matt will be speaking from the Psalms.

More info will be available soon; for now, write the dates down on your calendars: Monday 23rd – Wednesday 25th January.

Fresh Term 4: Be Transformed

Matt Jacobs — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 03:27:34 +0000

artwork by Hannah Power

At Fresh & All Saints, one of the key things we’re on about is being transformed by Jesus’ love.

And it just so happens that this happened to the Thessalonian Church, when Paul visited them (which you can read about in Acts 17); they heard the gospel, and they were transformed! They turned from worshipping idols to worshipping the living God, and their lives changed. They started imitating Paul (as he imitated Christ), and so became model Christians for loads of other churches around the place.

Wouldn’t it be awesome if we were transformed, and people started following Jesus because of our example?

For this reason, we’re going to get stuck into 1 Thessalonians this term at Fresh; to learn about how Jesus’ love transformed them, and think about how it might transform us.

We’ve also got a stack of fun activities planned for the term, including glow stick games, a paint fight (wear really old clothes!), QandA for the year 10-12′s, a big end-of-year Christmas party, and loads more.

You can download the program from the term right here!

Year 7-9 Program

Year 10-12 Program

the YAK

Matt Jacobs — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 03:55:40 +0000

If you’ve been at church for the last couple of weeks, you would have seen or received a copy of the YAK. If you haven’t yet got your copy, here it is to download: our first ever issue of the YAK.

YAK stands for Youth & Kids, and is our new newsletter. Featuring reports, photos, helpful websites to visit, and ideas for your ministry at home.

enjoy!

the YAK – September 2011

Dr. John Best speaking on ‘How To Live Well’

Roger Green — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 09:02:36 +0000

Download the Men’s Night Flyer here!

Fresh Term 3: The Crucified Life

Matt Jacobs — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 08:21:30 +0000

At the heart of the Christianity is the message that Jesus died for us. But why? Why did he have to die? What did his death achieve?

And if we’re living for Jesus, what difference does the cross make to the way we live?

That’s what we’re exploring this term at Fresh; it’s going to be a blast!

Fresh starts back this friday, the 22nd of July, and you can download your programs right here!

Year 7-9 Program | Year 10-12 Program