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The Cross at Christ Church
he beautiful brass cross on the altar is just one of the many historic items to be found in Christ Church. It was donated in 1889 by Rev H.J. Freeland. It is at this time of the year during Lent and Easter that we give special attention to the significance of this symbol in our faith. On Good Friday it is seen as an object of shame and humiliation when Jesus was crucified, and the central ring on the brass cross represents the crown of thorns that was placed on his head. Jesus’ death on the cross represents the ultimate sacrifice, where He took the punishment for our sins. We are
forgiven and freed through our belief in Him. The empty brass cross also reminds us on Easter Sunday that He is now risen and is our brother in Heaven. There will be many opportunities for you to join us at Christ Church during Lent and Easter in April. Services are as follows: SUNDAYS, all services will be with communion. Cuppa afterwards in the hall. Fifth Sunday in Lent, April 3, 9am Palm Sunday, April 10, 9am, (Delamere 11am) Easter Sunday, April 17, 9am Second Sunday in Easter, April 24, 11am, (Delamere 9am) WEDNESDAYS Wednesdays, April 6, 13, Taizé contemplative service, 7pm, cuppa afterwards in the hall. THURSDAY IN HOLY WEEK Maundy Thursday, April 14, 7pm GOOD FRIDAY Stations of the Cross, 9am NEW HYMN OF THE MONTH for April: Together in Song number 44, “How lovely is your dwelling place”, Tune Hampton. ENQUIRIES 0411591628.
Belinda
Rosser,
Another Rescue at Normanville
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our beachgoers are now safety recovering after being saved by volunteers from Normanville Surf Life Saving Club. Club President Dave Jensen (pictured) and the club's rostered Alpha Patrol Team quickly responded to the 4 person rescue who were being blown out to see from very strong off shore conditions, this last public holiday Monday. (14 March) The rescue was raised through a
distress call through the club's landline and Dave Jensen coordinated the rescue from the Carrickalinga Beach front. An exciting new era for the club is about to begin with their redevelopment due to begin later in the year, with this response showing once again the vital work that the club does. Pictured: Normanville Club President Dave Jansen Source: Surf Life Saving SA Facebook
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