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Come join us this Saturday for Messy Church to Celebrate the Kings Coronation. All welcome. RSVP courtney@gpuc.org.au

$15pp or $50 a family.

Have a read of our latest Mission Plan which includes:

- Vision

- Who we are

- Long Term Values

- Guiding Principles Towards Current Priorities

- The Big Three Priorities

- So Where Are We Now?

Friendship Circle

Thank you to Ku-ring-gai Council

Can you figure out the words?

They are text shorthand...

If you are away, or not really a church type person you might want to watch our short video clips on each of the days with your children.

It’s called Katch-up with God and Krazy Kaz.

Some of the people in our community have completed pieces of art for Easter.  Some of them are in this gallery.

In the third of our Characters of Easter stories, we explore the role of Mary at Easter through a dramatic reading.

Script is below

Mary is known as the prostitute of Easter. We see her on the fringe, as unclean.

Easter Day (Sunday)

The cross stands on the road, without the tangle taken off, testifying to the new life that can be found in our lives.

A man who was completely innocent, offered himself as a sacrifice for the good of others, including his enemies, and became the ransom of the world. It was a perfect act. Mahatma Gandhi

In the second of our Characters of Easter stories, we explore the role of Peter at Easter through a dramatic reading.

The script is below

In the first of our Characters of Easter stories, we explore the role of Judas at Easter through a dramatic reading.

The script is below

In an expression of hospitality, solidarity and friendship, 90 guests gathered for the annual Building Harmony Iftar Dinner co-hosted by the Uniting Church Assembly, Uniting NSW.ACT, the Synod of NSW/ACT and Affinity Intercultural Foundation, this

On Palm Sunday, as Christians remember Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and the celebration of God’s kingdom drawing near, people from all walks of life will call for justice and dignity for refugees and people seeking asylum in Australia.

What an amazing week we have had sending 100’s of children down the time tunnel to experience the sights and sounds of Jerusalem and the Easter story. I wonder what you noticed as we did this? Let me give you a couple of comments I heard.

Thank you from Ravenswood. We’ve already received a touching delivery of some 40 handmade cards from Year 4 and Year 7 Ravenswood students, thanking us for sharing the Easter Experience with them.  How beautiful to read.