Happy Thursday, Church Family!

Scott checks in with the headlines for this week, including:

Watch Party for this Sunday's service
Women's Breakfast
Sunday Nights Together

Also don't miss:

Apex restarts this week
Baptism Classes this Sunday

Scroll down for all the details!

Viewing the service together for our kick-off Sunday last week was so much fun,
we are going to be holding a watch party for the next three weeks!

We want to test the water, to see if this is a good rhythm for us to engage in church fellowship with one another, whilst still adhering to government safety restrictions.

So lean in with us, and tune in at 10am on Sunday, at lambrick.com/live

(As usual, the service will still be available later in the day, if you are unable to attend at 10AM)

Click here to watch last week's sermon

Today we pray for our partners, Food for the Hungry, and the project that we are part of in the Sasiga area of Ethiopia.   

Bring a lawn chair and a picnic breakfast to Mt Doug Park!

Gather, eat, share stories, praise reports and prayer requests.

Please be sure to register if you would like to attend this event, so we can keep track of numbers.

Apex is our Sunday group for those in Grade 6-8.

After taking a break for the summer, weekly Apex teaching will resume this Sunday.

If you are considering getting baptised, or have questions about what this means, Glen Kyle invites you to a baptism class, this Sunday via Zoom. 

Email glen@lambrick.com if you would like to attend, and he will send you the Zoom link on Sunday morning.

A chance to worship and hear God's voice together

Join Scott and Janet Anderson for a time of intimate, contemplative worship and prayer.

This will be an in-person, physically distanced event at the Lambrick Park Church building. Due to COVID-19 safety restrictions, we ask that everyone pre-registers for this event.

This Sunday is International Justice Mission's Freedom Sunday - a prayerful global movement working to bring freedom to those trapped in violence.

Click here to find out more

Click below for a teaching video from
Anu George Canjanathoppil - Executive Director of IJM Canada

Last Sunday, 40+ people from the Lambrick family took communion together via Zoom (one person tuned in on their birthday, and another tuned in from Wales!) - and then approximately 100 gathered in parks across Victoria for a time of connection and fellowship!

Carlie Wilcox has offered to share with us her new chapbook - a compilation of 15 of her poems, some of which were written during the recent months as we adapt to the pandemic.