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Acts 15:36-16:5

Christians Don't fight, right?

Christians don't fight, right?

Christians don't fight, right?

Read Acts 15:36-16:5.

Some points that Miles Go Group took home after reading this passage.

- the ways of God cannot always be grasped. Disagreements happen, that's part of life. God uses these situations, we need to focus on Him.

- Growth comes by being strengthened in the faith, not by proving the other to be wrong.

Rhonda Bruggemann

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Downfall Creek

St John’s

St John’s Downfall Creek, has been a centre of Christian faith and life in the area for over 100 years. They operated a Christian school for twenty-two years (1940 – 62).

This faith community is a warm-hearted bunch, who love to share their hospitality with the district. They enjoy many a pot luck dinner and host ‘Easter Dawn Service & Breakfast’, ‘Christmas Eve’ & ‘Advent Tea’’ and ‘Games Nights’ for the community.

Home Groups are an important part of life in the Downfall. Discussion and exploration of the faith are encouraged.

Religious Education at the nearby Guluguba Primary School is provided by St John’s.

Downfall Creek

Miles

Redeemer

Redeemer Miles, is a dedicated group who know the love of Christ and are keen to share it. They meet regularly in various homes throughout the district for intergenerational worship and home groups.  

Religious Education at nearby Drillham State Primary School is provided by Redeemer.

Miles

Charleville

The Charleville faith community meet for worship once a month, then go out for a fellowship meal together. A Home Group is planned to begin soon.

They host the annual ‘Western Muster’, an ecumenical Bible teaching gathering, held on the first weekend after Easter.

Charleville

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