Dutschke Thank You (farewell) Morning Tea
Karen & Stephen are retiring to Port Victoria after 36years of serving in St Paul’s / Grace congregation.
What- A special morning tea. Please bring ‘a plate’ to share, if you wish. On the day, there will be a large card for you to sign / for messages, if you would like.
When - Sunday December 15th (about 10:30am)
Where- St Johns Church Hall, following the 9am Service led by Pastor Paul and Silas.
The Grace community and friends from other congregations are all welcome.
Enquires to Sheryl Wagenknecht 0400 105292
Saturday 11 October from 10am to 12noon. Are you considering serving in Christian ministry? Do you want to deepen your Bible knowledge?
Bible College SA has been training people for over 100 years. Now is your time to come for a world class formation that will prepare you for more effective, faithful service of Jesus.
If you missed Open Night, come to our Open Day and chat with our faculty, staff and students about our courses and study options at Bible College SA.
Open Day is a great opportunity to explain to prospective students why they might consider taking a course of study with us, and some of the different aspects of the experience of being a student.
Friends of Lutheran Archives
Thursday 7.30pm,18th September, Lutheran Church, 139 Archer St, North Adelaide
"Enlightened Aboriginal Futures" and "Sandhill Girl".
The Story of Two Books and the Importance of Writing as Kin Speakers: Barry Judd, Katherine Ellinghaus.
LIVESTREAM on FoLA YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/ @friendsoflutheranarchives9644/live
The talk can also be watched at a later date, as can all FoLA meetings.
In 2017, Professor Barry Judd, Deputy Vice Chancellor - Indigenous, University of Melbourne, and Professor Katherine Ellinghaus, Professor of History in the School of Archaeology and History, La Trobe University embarked on a project that explored the work of Pastor F.W. Albrecht and the Finke River Mission.
In particular, they were interested in the story of an education scheme initiated during the 1950s and 1960s that targeted Aboriginal girls (one of whom was Professor Judd’s mother, Lorna Wilson) living on pastoral stations across Central Australia.
Professors Judd and Ellinghaus will talk about how the theme of non-Indigenous and Indigenous people finding ways to work together authentically and productively permeated both the books and the project itself.
Lutheran Care
Thank you so much for the donations this past month.
Items needed for September are -
Cans of Tuna, Women's Deodorant and Coffee.
And we are very low in: Tinned Mixed Vegetable, Peanut Butter, Long Life Milk, Tinned Spaghetti.
Jam, Vegemite, Shampoo and Conditioners.