Castle Hill eBulletin - 5 December 2020

Welcome to Castle Hill SDA Church eBulletin
for 5 December 2020

We trust this email finds you and yours well.

REMEMBER OUR CHRISTMAS PICNIC THIS AFTERNOON
AT 1:OOPM ON THE SCHOOL OVAL

May you be refreshed by the Sabbath Day.

To add news items and annoucements, please send notices to
Michelle Gibbons at bulletin@castlehillchurch.org.au by Wednesday evening.

If you have news, stories, celebrations, events or photos you would like to share with the Church Family,
or would like to have a pastoral visi/to video a tour of your home, please send them to the above address.

Church Online

Join the live church service this Sabbath, 5 December

This Sabbath, our youth pastor, Jess Laws, will be presenting her thoughts,
and has titled her sermon

"A Foundation in Jesus"

We'd like to thank the crew who worked hard this week to coordinate our recordings.
The team was made up of all youth and young adults, on the band and AV!
How wonderful that Pablo and our church entrusts our young people of all ages
with the freedom to step up and take this kind of ownership!

For our service today, thank you to
Band: Joel Broos, Nicholas Kross, Craig Nelthropp, Kyle Strahan,
Michael Stekla, Rohita Thangaraj
Singers: Ashleigh Mitchell, Siobhan Malcolm, Mitchell Strahan
Cameras: Damian Hinze, Nicole Hinze, Josh Quispe
AV: Max Donald, Jesse Donald, Brett Samuels, Paul Duncan

Our worship service runs from 10:45am to 12:00pm.

Remember that we have our church Christmas picnic this afternoon:

Castle Hill Church End-of-Year Celebration Picnic

Today, 5 December.

The gates will open at 1:00pm,
where you’ll get to register and be given a survey
to be filled out during the afternoon.

PLEASE COME ALONG AND LET'S RECONNECT!

You're invited to join us for our online worship service
- click on the button below at 10:45am on Sabbath, 5 December
to start the live-stream broadcast on your chosen device.

Click here to join us!

Offerings today go to the
South Pacific Division Strategy: Mission to the Cities

“We’ve already told you many times to stop sharing Bibles and building churches,” said the officer to Pavel Goya's father. During the Romanian communist era, those who were against the government or who were sharing Bibles were often arrested and beaten badly. “So many of my friends were beaten very badly,” says Pavel, Ministry magazine editor, “but it didn’t stop anything.” Nevertheless, for some well-known people, additional consequences could be even worse.
One comedian, for instance, after speaking on TV for many years, started to subtly make fun of the dictator. Not wanting to make the comedian a martyr, the government officials decided to kill him in such a way that they wouldn’t appear guilty of his death, So, they radiated him without his knowledge and sent him home to die. That time, instead of beating Pavel (the father), the officers just warned him again and, strangely, let him alone in a room during the whole night. In the morning he was allowed to go home, apparently unharmed. Goya smiled and asked, “You just left me alone in a room?” But they shook their heads and said, “You don’t get it, do you?” But after a few days, Goya experienced extreme diarrhoea, started to lose his hair, and then began losing his nails. The doctor told him that he had leukaemia caused by high radiation. “If I live, I live for Jesus”, said Goya before resting in the Lord. “If I die, I die for Jesus. Sometimes, it is good to take out a big tree so that small trees may grow. Please, God, give fire to my children.” He longed for his children to love and witness for the Lord, and God granted his request!
How much are our children ready to sacrifice for Christ? If they are not willing to sacrifice something in order to keep the Sabbath, to retain moral purity, to live a healthful lifestyle, or to return tithes and Promise, will they in the future be willing to sacrifice even their lives for Jesus? It is today that we must teach them by instruction and example how to sacrifice for Christ.

While we worship You with tithes and Promise, help us to learn how to sacrifice for You,
and how to teach the next generation to do the same!
Amen.

Click here to go to eGiving

Please go to eGiving to give your tithes and offerings,
or come to the church on Monday afternoons.

Richard Hurrell is at the church every Monday from 2:00-4:00pm
to receive your tithes and offerings.

Photos for the Christmas Video

Our Church family will be celebrating Christmas on Sabbath, 19 December
and I've been asked to put together our traditional collection of photos
to share during the service. As this has been a year that we haven't
seen each other's faces very often, I thought it would be nice if you could
provide me with a current family photo (though I do have some
historical ones tucked away if that's not possible).

If you could have your photos to me by Friday, 11 December,
that will give me enough time to put it all together.

Send them to me via Messenger,
email: carolong4@gmail.com or get me to take your photo
when we're at the church picnic on 5 December!
Thanking you in anticipation.
~ Carolyn Sherriff

Thank you to Kendra Eggu for sharing her expertise in natural health with us. For the next three Sabbaths, Kendra will be presenting a short video on how to survive and thrive in the approaching festive (or could also be known as FEASTive) season with strings of parties and celebrations, over-indulgence of rich foods, and overeating.

Many of our long-time members would remember Kendra as a slight 9-year-old when the Samuels family first started attending Castle Hill Church. We've watched her grow up, study, fall in love with and marry a gorgeous guy named Safawo Eggu, and then just over a year ago, bring baby Adem into the world.

Kendra's passion for health started at an early age, she was raised in a health-conscious family which made her more aware of the difference that living healthily can make. When she left school, she studied naturopathy and nutrition. She has always been blessed with good health and now takes joy in helping others achieve a

better quality of life and optimum well-being using natural and evidence-based health interventions.

Kendra has an interest in treating skin conditions, improving the health of shift workers, improving sporting performance, weight management, preventative medicine, arthritis & autoimmune disease. Kendra’s consults are health fund accredited and she always goes the extra mile for each of her clients.

If you would like a lifestyle tuneup, Kendra practises at Living Health & Wellbeing, and can help you with all types of health issues, treating the cause not the symptoms with natural and dietary approaches. Please check Kendra's Facebook page, or her website.

Galston Seventh-day Adventist Church
are holding a
Christmas Car Boot Sale
49 Arcadia Road Galston

on Sunday, 6 December - 9:00am to 1:00pm

Plants, children’s craft items, baby items, bags, shoes,
books, toys, home decor, kitchen items,
bric-a-brac, fine bone china, Japanese dolls, antiques,
food and sweets, and much more!

There will even be artwork for sale from talented local artist Veronica Calistro.

Drinks, tea, coffee and water will be available with lamingtons, cupcakes and chocolates.

ALL proceeds donated to Mental Health, the area being focused on is the Depression & Anxiety Recovery Program*, that deals with recovering from anxiety, depression and its associated causes. With the covid restrictions affecting so many in our community, this is a very worthy program, designed to offer sound advice and recovery measures.

* (The program is offered by American Doctor, Dr Neil Nedley, founder and medical director of the “Nedley Depression Anxiety Recovery Programs”, and “Optimize Your Brain Program”, designed to enhance emotional intelligence. Dr Nedley is an award-winning practising physician and president of the Weimar Institute. His emphasis is on gastroenterology, mental health, lifestyle medicine and difficult-to-diagnose patients. He also developed a very successful 10-day residential depression recovery program for the treatment of resistant depression and anxiety.)

Find out more about the Depression & Anxiety Recovery Program. Click here:

Find Out More

Are you thriving or just surviving? The COVID pandemic has created a concurrent crisis around mental health. We all need to be taking care of each other, but that includes ourselves. This is especially true for healthcare workers. This site from the Colorado Healthcare Ethics Resource Group offers information and resources to help address the anxiety and stress that can, if left unaddressed, deteriorate into crisis. https://cohcwcovidsupport.org/

Farewell, and all the best...

We'd like to wish Lachlan and Jess Roy the very best for their move to Adelaide this week. Jess is looking forward to being close to her family again, who all live in Adelaide.

We'd like to convey our condolences to the Plewa family as they conducted the funeral of Jess' dad's father this week. He was 96 years old and much loved by the family.

In this stressful time with many upheavals and adjustments, our prayer is that Lachlan, Jess, Jess's family and Rob and Sharon Roy will feel the peace of God at this unsettled bitter/sweet time, a time mixed with sadness and exciting new futures. God bless you!

Prayer Requests

Dear God,
Please untie the knots that are in my mind, my heart, and my life.
Remove the have-nots, can-nots, and do-nots.
Erase the will-nots, may-nots, might-nots that may find a home in my heart.
Release me from the could-nots, would-nots, should-nots that obstruct my life.
And most of all, Dear God, I ask that you remove from my mind, my heart, and my life all of the “am-nots” that I have allowed to hold me back, especially the thought that I am not good enough.
Amen

Our church family has many needs, and we ask that you keep the following people and situations in your daily prayers for healing, help and support.

Please keep on supporting our production team and those involved in presenting each week, as they prepare the online services every Monday.
Please keep on supporting and praying for our leadership team, our elderly, children, youth, families.
Please pray for Eva and Geoff Greive and their family as they make the big adjustment in their home and lives, and as they face the farewell of Eva's mother, Krystyna on Sunday, 6 December. Details below:

Vale (Farewell) Krystyna Varzonek

Geoff & Eva would like to invite you to celebrate the life of Krystyna with them on

Sunday, 6 December 2020 at 10:00am
Avondale Cemetary Chapel, 20 Central Road Cooranbong NSW

And for the graveside service afterwards
RSVP: By 1 December to Eva Greive
M: 0407706251
E: evagreive@gmail.com

Please keep Eva & Geoff in your prayers. Please ask God to give them strength,
wisdom and peace through their season of life in dealing
with the loss of their much-loved mum.

We ask for prayer and support for Frances Scavia as she has watched her father's health decline for a long time, and he passed away last Wednesday at Hornsby Hospital. Our deepest condolences, Frances and extended family, at this difficult and sad time. Here are details of John's memorial service:

Baby Imogen is home!

After the infection cleared up as her neutrophils started to rise, her doctors have sent her home on oral antibiotics. It has been so good to have her home for the last few days, and have the family all back together. Praise God!

Although she is still weak we have been so relieved that she seems to be putting on actual weight too. Thank you for praying about this. So now, Imogen has finished the “high strength” chemo treatment. This is a significant step. Praise God! Her oncologist is about to start her on “maintenance chemo” - which will hopefully take less of a toll on her tiny body.

Please pray for God to give her oncologist wisdom and direction to the right course of treatment that will totally eliminate all cancer in her.
Please pray for baby Imogen’s full healing from brain cancer, congenital Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade 4.

Thank you. Chris & Rea

Teach your children to pray:

Prayer Dice Template

A Note from Neroli

I just wanted to pass on a note of thanks from my family for the support we have received in the weeks following dad’s passing. I’m also adding the link to his funeral for those of you who have asked for it.

It has been a very hard time for Declan, Luna, Val and myself as well as my brother Allan and his family and Aunty Gill Weekes and her family. We are blessed to know we will see him and my mum again, and while it softens the blow, it doesn’t fill the void left by such an incredible man.

On a Head-over-heels, Happily-ever-after Note

For those who remember James and Kaylene Venagas who volunteered at Castle Hill Church during 1998, you may like to know that the son who was born while they served at Castle Hill was married last Sunday! Little Daniel is all grown up and is now married to a beautiful young lady, Samantha.
If you would like to watch their wedding, you can click on the link below:

Last week's Pathfinder Investiture:

Farewell to Mark Hinze and Megan Howie!
Here is an extra scene from last week's broadcast.
Thank you for your amazing commitment and leadership,
Mark and Megan!

Patch Sewing

Now that your kids have all those new Adventurer and Pathfinder patches they’ve earned,
who’s going to sew 'em on?

Cana Lillo is offering to do just that for $2.00 per patch.
Just bring the sash and patches to give to Cana, Caleb or Chloe at school
or to the church picnic on 5 December, and the job will be done for you.

Any questions? Just PM Megan Lillo.

CONNECT WITH US...

Sabbath Schools:

Youth Sabbath School via Zoom - Go to the Castle Hill Youth FB page on Sabbath morning at 9:45am for a 10:00am start, and click the link that is displayed on this Sabbath's date or text Jess - 0424 370 294
Juniors and Preteens have Zoom Sabbath school and a Kahoot! each week from 9:30am for those in our church in Grades 4 to 7.
Email rachelwegener@gmail.com for connection details.

Bible Study Groups:

Men's Zoom Bible Study - all men of all ages, Wednesdays at 7:00pm sharp. Contact Chris Engel - 041 276 0401
Uni Life Group - Taco Tuesday - dinner and Bible study - every second Tuesday - text Jess - 0424 370 294
Young Adults Dinner & Bible Study - every second Wed - text Jess - 0424 370 294
Year 11/12 Bible Study - every second Friday - text Jess - 0424 370 294
Tween Bible Study - Wednesdays - contact Pr Pablo - 0412 588 827

Private Bible Study Resources:

Click here for a link to a wonderful resource to support your private Bible study, or how to lead a group Bible study: discovery bible reading

Ministry Groups

Supporting Our Parents

How do you first learn to tell right from wrong? Who knows you better than anyone else in the world? For those of us blessed with parents who love and care for us, our moms and dads are our first teachers and our loudest cheerleaders. God's word tells us: "My son, hear the instruction of your father, and do not forsake the law of your mother and father." Proverbs 1:8.

Are you a mum?
Do you have questions and would like support from other Adventist mums in Australia?
You may like to join this Facebook group:

Adventist Mums Australia

https://www.facebook.com/Adventist Mums Australia

Hi everyone!
If you would like to buy and sell items that are helpful to Adventist families,
or if you have a business you would like to promote to our audience,
please join the Adventist Mums Australia Market -
Adventist Mums Market - Buy | Swap | Sell

This is a place to sell your secondhand books or DVDs that are appropriate
for an Adventist audience,
your handcrafted items, etc, etc.
(It is not for general advertising of 'stuff' e.g. your microwave you are selling).
Businesses can advertise once a week.
Yes, if your children have their own business or items to sell,
you can sell or advertise for them on this Market page.
Let's support each other!

** Please refrain from buying and selling during the Sabbath **

https://www.facebook.com/groups/216280499666148

You may find Mums at the Table an invaluable resource. It's a fantastic website with articles, videos and recipes for mums - and dads - with children of all ages! Or share with other mums who are looking for hope in their day-to-day caring for young children:

Mums At The Table Website

Castle Hill Kids (0-9)

21 Ways to Have an Amazing COVID-19 Sabbath

The first church (home) comes into its own right now. You parents are the best faith transmitters on the planet! Let’s make COVID-19 Sabbaths memorable for your family. Light some candles…open Sabbath...and let’s get this show on the road!

Here are 21 ways to have an amazing COVID-19 sabbath at your house. How many can you do?

Cook an amazing breakfast for your kids. Do Something special.
Sing some songs together… make a creative band together using things around the house for instruments.
Play a Bible game, quiz. Make up your own rules is always fun.
Ask your kids to preach the sermon… It is always interesting to see what they came up with.
Ask each of your kids to tell their favourite Bible story and explain why it is their favourite.
Watch a nature film together.
Do a Bible treasure hunt in your backyard. Some of the psalms are great for this. Pick one and ask your children to illustrate with objects from your backyard.
Serve someone together. Find a need in your community and fill it.
Help your kids make cards thanking our health workers or supermarket workers or teachers for what they are doing on the front line. Help your kids deliver them.
Do a craft together based on what you can scrounge around the house. Put bits and pieces on the table and allow kids to be creative.
Build a lego church building and help your kids discuss what church really is while you are playing together.
Have your kids choose a parable and act it out (charades).
Find Arnie's Shack online and play it for your kids.
Ask your kids to find the best YouTube clip or picture that best portrays what Jesus is to them. Take turns sharing and explain why.
Start a prayer walk/walk using post it notes or similar and help kids come up with things to pray for on the walk/wall.
Read a good Christian novel together. Children love the anticipation of each chapter.
Download the Gracelink animation. Watch and discuss together.
Have an art competition. Have your kids draw a picture of what they think heaven will be like… Compare and contrast.
Make some popcorn together and pray a popcorn prayer together as the corn pops….. then enjoy the snack.
Make a Sabbath Spotify playlist together - pass the phone around and each person search for and add a song as the playlist plays.
Read a Bible passage together using the Discovery Bible Reading method:
https://discipleship.adventistchurch.com/framework/discoverybiblereading/

~ Daron Pratt, Director of Children, Family and Junior Youth, NNSW Conference

Looking for simple Bible studies to help children fall in love with God?
Click Here: how-to-use-your-bible-for-children

Parents: Here are some other links that you might find helpful:

King's Kids - CLICK HERE: to find all the episodes and craft lists for each episode with Abide Family Ministries
www.pinterest.com.au
- and do a search for crafts by topic, age, stories, crafts, etc
www.facebook.com/childrensministriesspd

Here is a link to the SPD Children's Ministries website where you will find many resources to keep your youngsters busy, and to help you teach them about Jesus.

SPD Children's Ministries

Castle Hill Youth & Young Adults

You'll find great articles and devotionals
written by Youth on the Sydney Adventist Youth's Blog:

https://www.sydneyadventistyouth.com/blog

Youth Christmas Party
Get excited! It’s the end of the year!

Our Youth Christmas Party will be held on Sunday, 13 December.

DM Jess Laws for more details on any of social.
And keep in mind we have limited numbers for the
Christmas party, so RSVP early!

Castle Hill SDA Youth - Get Connected!

Go to Instagram to keep informed of socials, Sabbath Schools, Feature Friday testimonies, and inspiration from the Bible.

Click the button below to go to the Insta page.

CHY Instagram

Castle Hill Seniors

Retirees Enjoying Life Group (REL)

Church Picnic on Sabbath, 5 December from 1:00pm

Just a reminder about the Church Picnic tomorrow on the school oval at 1:00pm.

Pr Pablo has advised that special parking will be available in the top church car park,
and tables and seating, for the REL Group.

You only need to bring your own food and drink.

We are looking forward to another opportunity to catch up with everyone
and share some stories and some laughs.

Keep updated on the group's activities, news and events by joining the mailing list.
Please contact Shirley Hinze on
relgroup2018@gmail.com to have your name added.

REL Group Committee:
Bev Garrard, Marion Mason, Bob Smith, Greg and Shirley Hinze.

Men's Ministry

Castle Hill Men's Ministry is an inclusive open group that is looking to always inspire,
lift up the name of Jesus, and better still, be in alignment with our church values
and mission of being that light into the world.
We hold a Zoom Bible study each Wednesday night -
men of all ages are most welcome to join any time!

There is also a Facebook group, so if you'd like to join,

Please contact Chris - 041 276 0401

Women's Ministry

It's been a really difficult year but there are still many things to be grateful for. The Greater Sydney Conference Women's Ministries team has dedicated the month of November to having an "Attitude of Gratitude".

What are you grateful for today?

Watch our Facebook page this month for different "Gratitude" posts and challenges.

Remember - Gratitude is the best Attitude

If you are grateful for the life you live, perhaps you would like to pay it forward by helping improve another woman's health and life.

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Please help even more women escape a life of pain, shame and hopelessness.
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Click here to learn more

about how you can ease
the suffering of women around the world.

Health & Wellness

Interested in improving overall wellness?

Check out eliawellness.com

It might be just what you need.

Click on the link above to start your journey and create an account.

Ways to Serve & Give

The Heart2Heart Pillow Project aims to encourage healing, offer support and provide comfort to breast cancer patients and other people who had surgery. The pillow is used to soothe both physical and emotional pain immediately after surgery, radiation or treatment. It not only helps to provide protection and support to the wound but is also a source of comfort and a token of love and care. Sydney Adventist Women have set a goal of 500 heart pillows to be made and donated to this course.
Here are the instructions for how to get involved:

Drop off your completed pillows to
Greater Sydney Conference Office,
The Shannon Building
185 Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga

or contact Michelle Gibbons at bulletin@castlehillchurch.org.au or 0403 852 211

Gardening at Church

Although the church building is taking a rest, it is still needing constant care. If you'd like to some weeding or trimming over the holidays or during the week, we'd love you to volunteer!

Community Response

There is also an opportunity to reach out in our community and friends through local service projects. To volunteer to do some gardening at church, or be involved in a community service project, please contact Chris Engel on 041 276 0401.

Food Parcels
During this current crisis, we have the opportunity to be the Church like never before! We’re being the hands and feet of Jesus in very practical ways, and you can help!

If you are able to provide food for the ADRA Blacktown or Mt Druitt food pantries, please drop the food off on Monday from 2:00pm-7:00pm - Richard Hurrell will be at church until 4:00pm, and Pr Pablo will be around till 7:00pm to can take your donations too. Alternatively, please contact Pr Pablo and he can arrange for someone to collect your donation from you.

Fund for Needy Persons (FFNP)

The Greater Sydney Conference runs a charity that gives us the opportunity to provide for those in need.

The aim of the Fund for Needy Persons (FFNP) is to restore independence by helping people get back on their feet again. Funds are used to help resolve the crisis caused by rental or accommodation problems, abuse, unemployment, the illness or death of a family member. The FFNP charity is maintained by the generosity of members who give regularly and when the annual offering is collected.
Contributions to this fund can be made via egiving.org.au/ and search Church Fund for the Needy. Donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible.

DRA Australia serves humanity so that all may live as God intended
– free from poverty and disadvantage.

Make your most valuable gift today and help those facing crises in
Australia and around the world.

Thank you in advance for your generosity!

You can make monetary donations to ADRA at www.adra.org.au/donate

Donate to ADRA's Many Projects Now!

Open Heart International

Say hello to our brand new Gift Catalogue!
When you purchase a gift from our catalogue,
you make a donation in support for the project through which that gift is granted.
All your gift needs sorted!

The life-changing gifts you buy today will help the most
disadvantaged communities on the planet!

You can buy a gift on behalf of someone you love,
in memoriam or simply enjoy the pleasure of giving generously
to those who need it most.

See our catalogue online by visiting: www.ohi.org.au/gifts

Click Here to Give

Worship Service Podcasts

Listen to the messages that have been presented this year
via our online services.

COVID-19 pushed church online, but the silver lining is that you can join from anywhere. Here are the sermons in case you missed one or enjoy listening to church while driving!

Our (growing) library of online church sermons is now available to listen to as a podcast! Pop over to https://castlehillsda.transistor.fm/ to catch up on any episode, or subscribe using your favourite podcast app (search in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Podcast Addict, etc).

Some aspects of our church video programmes don't work so well without the visual element, and so this podcast is deliberately just the sermon (and welcome) from each week. The back-catalogue is already up, and each week a new episode will be published.

Here are some suggested uses for a sermon podcast:

catch up on a sermon after being interrupted while watching church with young kids!
listen while driving to a sermon you liked and/or missed!
"do church" while cycling or jogging to exercise your body and soul at the same time!
share with your hipster podcast-listening friends to spread the valuable messages more widely!
email an episode link to your non-tech-literate grandparents to give them wholesome entertainment while knitting!
play it really loudly to evangelise to your neighbours!

For those entering the church premises for worship service recordings, study groups and bringing offerings and donations, please be aware of our

QR Code Sign-in

Please look for the QR Code on the desk as you enter the main door of the church, scan it, and fill in your details.

Thank you for helping keep our church a safe and welcoming place.

While you're visiting Richard at the church
on Monday, you can also collect

Sabbath School pamphlets for all ages,
Records and other magazines.

Missed last week's GSC newsletter? They're archived online!
Head to http://sydney.adventist.org.au/gsc-newsletter
to find a listing of previous editions.

Click here for the latest IntraSyd

Church Structure Review Explained

Please click on this image to watch a video
that explains the restructuring of the SDA Church

Sharing the Gospel

Here is a simple video you can share to explain the Salvation Story:

Upcoming Speakers & Events at Castle Hill Church

December

5. Jessica Laws
Offering: SPD Mission to the Cities
Church Family Picnic on Castle Hill school oval from 1:00pm

12. Marvin Malcolm
Offering: Castle Hill SDA Church
Sunday, 13 Dec: Youth Christmas Party

19. Christmas Service
Offering: Fund For Needy Persons

26. Mitchell Strahan
Offering: Castle Hill SDA Church

January 2021

2. Pr Pablo Lillo: "I Am Jonah"

9. Jessica Laws

16. Nick Kross

Our Church Vision:
The vision of Castle Hill Seventh-day Adventist church is to be the most loving church.

Our mission is for us to take the good of Jesus Christ to every place we can, in every way possible. Whatever the means, we want to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to our School, friends, family, neighbours, and the wider community.

We exist:
1. To honour God through worship.
2. To share the Gospel message of Jesus with others.
3. To connect with others in meaningful relationships.
4. To prepare disciples to fulfil their purpose.
5. To encourage leaders in their God-given destiny.

Senior Pastor – Pablo Lillo
E: pastor.pablo@icloud.com
M: 0412 588 827

Associate Pastor – Nick Kross
E: nicholaskross@adventist.edu.au
M: 0423 107 766

Youth Pastor – Jessica Laws
E: jessicalaws@adventist.org.au
M: 0424 370 294

Senior Elder - Marvin Malcolm
E: marvin_malcolm@yahoo.co.uk
M: 0414 430 688

Final Word...