Meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of the month with 16 members present. The yearly program has had a facelift thanks to pastor’s wife, Tracey. Members act as hostesses for meetings by providing afternoon tea, having opening devotion and lead with project prayer. Some meetings are held in homes, others in the church hall when we sometimes have a guest speaker and a shared lunch. Pastor Murray Smith leads in Bible study from the …
We are a small group of six members who meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month. We start the meeting with the devotion from the Lutheran Women magazine. Our Bible study, also from the Lutheran Women, is led by Pastor Joshua Muller or Mrs Coral Jenke. We have been supporting the LWA/LWSA-NT projects and Gifts of Grace. We have also baked honey biscuits for Christmas cheer. We have a varied program from swapping recipes …
Murbko Ladies Guild continue to meet on the third Tuesday afternoon of each month. Bible Study from the Lutheran Womenis led by Pastor Peter Traeger and is the highlight of our meetings. Many and varied discussions usually result – sometimes questions asked are not related to the Bible study of the day. Despite a membership of only seven, we are able to continue to support LWSA-NT projects with monetary donations. A trading table is held at each meeting to help boost funds. In …
2018 began when the Women’s Fellowship Committee met in January to organise our program for the year. The program was given out to all members at our first Fellowship Meeting in February. Our Women’s’ Fellowship is a small group of around 10 – 16 members with most of us retired. We meet every second Wednesday of the month. We welcomed a new member and with God’s Blessings, two of our members Val Grau and Elva …
The Lifeway Women’s Fellowship at Epping consists of those who are able to meet during the week and members who cannot, for one reason or another, attend daytime meetings, but who like to keep up with the excellent articles and news in Lutheran Women. Some time ago, we tried three Saturday afternoon meetings at the suggestion of a member who worked fulltime. Unfortunately, it wasn’t successful, as those who work have many commitments and found it …
As the age of the population increases, so does the need for more aged care villages. More recently, greater diversity in the aged care sector has seen a greater offer of independent living, hostel or semi-dependent living, general nursing home care and secure nursing home facilities. The variety and scope provided is as varied as the number of operators providing these facilities. Our readers are sure to be aware of the many aged care facilities …