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This Week's Services

Sunday 25/07

"Renewing our faith foundations - Renewing the foundation of PRAYER"

  1. Daniel 6:1-23
  2. Ephesians 6:10-20 or 1Corinthians 14:13-19
  3. Luke 11:1-13 or Matthew 6:5-13

07h00 Gavin Landers

08h00 Trevor Hudson/Gavin Landers

10h00 Trevor Hudson/Mike Brown

15h00 L Mazaleni

17h30 Kyleigh Jordan

17h30 Bill Meaker

18h30 Gavin Landers

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