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07/02/2010 | Trevor Baker and Charles Hooi

After morning worship on Sunday 10th January , Ian Campbell and I met with a group of Sudanese at 35A Alma Street, Chadstone. Even though this meeting [ ... ]


Happenings - News of churches of Christ in Australia (February 2010)
04/02/2010 | Ted Paull

Welcome to the first Happenings for the year! (No, we do not publish in January.)  Thanks to all of those who send us news—we are grateful for  [ ... ]


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Belmore Road church of Christ
Mission Statement And Beliefs PDF Print
Written by Pak-Tjun Chin (Administrator)   
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 21:42

Belmore Road church of Christ is a God centered, Bible based family that provides a nurturing environment to share God’s truth in love.

In Jesus and through his spirit, we foster and encourage spiritual growth and understanding, offering friendship and help to those in need. We reach out to all, starting with those who are seeking the truth, people in our local community and those who we meet in our daily lives. As we have come to know God’s love, we reach out and share His love with others.

Reaching Out, Sharing God's Love

Galatians 5:13b "...serve one another in love..."

John 13:34 "...A new command I give you: 'Love one another'. As I have loved you, so you must love one another..."

Last Updated on Saturday, 06 February 2010 14:43
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Edifier 07-Feb-2010 PDF Print
Written by Pak-Tjun Chin   
Sunday, 27 September 2009 00:00

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Our Sudanese Brothers and Sisters PDF Print
Written by Trevor Baker and Charles Hooi   
Sunday, 07 February 2010 07:41

After morning worship on Sunday 10th January , Ian Campbell and I met with a group of Sudanese at 35A Alma Street, Chadstone. Even though this meeting was pre arranged and some of the group had visited Belmore Road we had no idea of what to expect. We walked into the lounge room and was enthusiastically met by 8 adults and about 13 kids. After some general introduction and discussion we were thrilled to learn this group were part of the Church of Christ brotherhood. They spoke of their baptism into Christ, their journey from a refugee camp in Ethiopia to Australia and their willingness to stay faithful to God. Impressed with their love, dedication and desire to serve our Father we continued to talk.

Last Updated on Sunday, 07 February 2010 07:45
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