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| At DPC kids are important and there are a number of groups that cater for kids and teenagers | |
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JAM - primary school aged kids club on Thursday afternoons DY - High Schoolers on Sunday arvos Kids are welcome at church on Sunday at 9am, 10:30am & 6pm where there is a crying room area in the foyer. At 10:30am church we have a fantastic Kids program for kids from 18 months until the end of primary school. |
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Live Out Loud. Sydney Entertainment Centre 7pm Friday Dec 4th. Listen to Steve Chong and two bands: Revive and Qurious.
LOUD will encourage Christian youth to have a faith that it is lived out daily and to connect with others by sharing the good news of Jesus Christ. For tickets and more details, check out: http://loudevent.com/
Holiday Camps 4 Kids. Crusaders are running 5 awesome Christian camps for kids in school years 3-11 in the spring school holidays. Activities include: rockclimbing, dirt bike riding, waterskiing, sailing, canoeing, wakeboarding, BMX, wide games, ice skating, archery, Bible talks, new friends and more!
For a free brochure, visit www.crucamps.com.au or call (02) 9874 8933.
'CRU Camps' is a division of the Crusader Union of Australia which has over 79 years experience running safe, Christian camps for kids.
Open Church: On Sunday the 13th Sept, 10:30am church will be having an “Open Sunday” where people not normally at church can come along and see what happens. We are especially seeing this as an opportunity for families with young children. There will be a concert featuring kids from our two playgroups, a tour of kids church, and information at morning tea about JAM and DY. Do you know any families who might be interested in coming to our Open Day?
Breaking the Silence is the church's policy and process for dealing with and preventing abuse within the church. From time to time it is changed. You can find a copy of the new "Code of Conduct"and "Our Policy" brochures at the back of church and posters on the notice board. All group leaders and elders will be given a copy. You can also find a brochure "Speak out/ Seek Help" that gives you information about how to find help if you need it. Breaking the Silence is now available on the web at www.breakingthesilence.org.au or www.pssd.org.au and click on "Child Protection Unit".
