Mission Projects

 

We work in partnership with Uniting World who are committed to connecting church communities and people world wide to partner in God’s mission with International partner churches.

 

FUNDRAISING
Everyone is welcome to come to our fundraising events and keep in mind the many ways in which you can help us support our mission projects

  • Pot Luck Teas are held on the last Sunday of the month, where we share a meal followed by a talk about the travel experiences of our guest speaker.
  • A Pleasant Sunday Afternoon can be spent listening to a musical programme followed by afternoon tea.
  • At Congregational meetings we provide yummy muffins the proceeds of which contribute to Mission funds.
  • Please collect a mission can from the church foyer in which to put your loose change.
  • On Mission Sunday this year there will be an additional offering which will go towards our mission projects.
  • Come along on the Saturday before Mothers Day, and support our Netball Teams and while you’re there buy a cake and/or some flowers! The Netball Teams run the stall to raise funds for mission projects. You may like to bake a cake to donate.

MISSION PROJECTS FOR 2011

Nachipo Village in Sudan (click here for more information)

For the people of the Nachipo villages water shortage has long been a burden of everyday life. Before the inception of this project women and children were forced to walk 5km to fetch water.

Mission Projects aims to raise $1000 to support this project.

Muzarabani in Zimbabwe (click here for more information)

This project addresses the need for a secure and accessible watersupply through the installation of water tanks. The local people, especially women, are trained in tank construction and build the tanks themselves.

Mission Projects aims to raise $1000 to support this project.

 

For more information about international mission from Uniting World please click here.

Aboriginal Health

The third project we will support is the ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDER CHRISTIAN CONGRESS at Salisbury.  Mission Projects aims to raise $1000 to support this project.

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