A summary of what’s happening this weekend

Coming up this weekend 1st – 2nd January 2022

This weekend we will be looking at Luke 1:5-25 as Graham Errington preaches to us from God’s word on ‘Gabriel’s Gospel’.

After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person. Masks are not compulsory, however you are very welcome to continue to wear them.

Or, for the time being you might like to continue to participate through our livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Coming up this weekend 24th – 26th December 2021

There is a lot to be excited for with three services this weekend!

Our Carols Service gates open at 5pm for a free sausage sizzle, soft drink and icy pole. Our hour-long, all-age carols service starts at 6:30pm. BYO picnic rug, drinks and nibblies for an unforgettable night for our village, valley and region. All welcome!

Our Christmas Day Service starts at 9 am Saturday as Jodie McNeill preaches our Christmas Day message.

Our Boxing Day Service starts at 9 am Sunday as Jacob Mierendorff preaches to us from Philippians Chapter 3 on the topic ‘Eternal Resolutions’.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person. Masks are not compulsory, however you are very welcome to continue to wear them.

If you would like to participate in our Christmas Day or Boxing Day Service through our livestream you can go to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Coming up this weekend 11th – 12th December 2021

This weekend we will be looking at the book of Obadiah as Grahame Scarratt preaches to us from God’s word on the ‘Prophecy of Obadiah’.

After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status, making sure you wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted).

We can seat 68 people (plus workers) in the church and 90 people in the hall (to watch the livestream in-person,) and both services will offer a special children’s program (with plenty of time outdoors) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

Or, for the time being you might like to continue to participate through our livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Coming up this weekend 4th – 5th December 2021

This weekend we continue our Matthew series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 18 on the topic ‘Humility and Forgiveness’.

After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status, making sure you wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted).

We can seat 68 people (plus workers) in the church and 90 people in the hall (to watch the livestream in-person,) and both services will offer a special children’s program (with plenty of time outdoors) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

Or, for the time being you might like to continue to participate through our livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

Here are the questions Jodie plans to answer:

1 How did the disciples know what Moses and Elijah looked like?
2 Did Moses and Elijah appear as ghosts, angels or as actual humans?
3 Since the disciples’ faith was so small, what is our faith like?
4 Is faith different to trust, and what place does faith have in our personal salvation?
5 Why do we say that humans can choose God when God doesn’t choose everyone?
6 Is it fair that God chooses some people but not others?
7 If sickness comes from living in a sinful world, then are illnesses a sin?
8 Do illnesses and disabilities come from demonic possession?
9 Did Jesus ever misplace his stuff?

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Coming up this weekend 27th – 28th November 2021

This weekend we continue our Matthew series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 17 on the topic ‘Mountains and Mustard Seeds’.

After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status, making sure you wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted).

We can seat 68 people (plus workers) in the church and 90 people in the hall (to watch the livestream in-person,) and both services will offer a special children’s program (with plenty of time outdoors) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

Or, for the time being you might like to continue to participate through our livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

Here are the questions Jodie plans to answer:

1 What’s the difference between ‘big G’ Gospel and ‘little g’ gospel?
2 Why are rocks so significant in the Bible?
3 Why do we often just use the word ‘Hell’ to translate four different Greek words?
4 Who or what is Satan?
5 Why did Jesus feel the need to call Peter, ‘Satan?’
6 What is the difference between propitiation and expiation?
7 How would Jesus specifically rebuke or encourage Jamberoo Anglican?

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Coming up this weekend 20th – 21st November 2021

This weekend we continue our Matthew series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 16 on the topic ‘Building the Church’.

After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status, making sure you wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted).

We can seat 68 people (plus workers) in the church and 90 people in the hall (to watch the livestream in-person,) and both services will offer a special children’s program (with plenty of time outdoors) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

Or, for the time being you might like to continue to participate through our livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

Here are the questions Jodie plans to answer:

1 Wasn’t the person who wrestled Jacob just an angel, not a man?
2 Is it possible that the four Gospels were written earlier than 60AD?
3 How did the Canaanite woman know that Jesus was nearby and that he was the Son of God?
4 Why do we have the Lord’s Supper?
5 What’s the difference between the Lord’s Supper and dinner after church?

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Coming up this weekend 13th – 14th November 2021

This weekend we continue our Matthew series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 15 on the topic ‘False Worship’.

After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status, making sure you wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted).

We can seat 68 people (plus workers) in the church and 90 people in the hall (to watch the livestream in-person,) and both services will offer a special children’s program (with plenty of time outdoors) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

Or, for the time being you might like to continue to participate through our livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

A popular part of our weekly service is our question time, and here’s the list of your questions that Jodie plans to answer this weekend:

1 Did Saul really speak to Samuel’s spirit?
2 When were the Gospels published and did Paul have access to them all?
3 Did Jesus know everything that would happen to him while he was on earth?
4 Why did Jesus feel he needed to run away from Herod if he knew God’s will?
5 What is the point of Jesus’ miracles?
6 When Jacob wrestled with God, did he see God’s face, and if so, how did he not die?
7 Why did Ananias and Sapphira get killed for sinning when the Corinthians were only rebuked?
8 What is the difference between Anglican, Baptist, Presbyterian and Uniting Churches?
9 What’s your favourite story in the Bible?

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

PS – today (Wednesday) at 11am we’re meeting for our Midweek Service, followed by lunch in the hall. All welcome! No need to RSVP. We’d love you to join us!

Coming up this weekend 6th – 7th November 2021

This weekend we continue our Matthew series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 14 on the topic ‘Who ya gonna call?’, as we explore why two, different people wrongly thought that Jesus was a ghost, and what this means for who Jesus is.

After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.

As long as you are feeling well and are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status, making sure you wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted) and refrain from congregational singing.

We can seat 34 people (plus workers) in the church and 45 people in the hall to watch the livestream in-person, and both services will offer a special children’s program (with plenty of time outdoors) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

Or, for the time being you might like to continue to participate through our livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

A popular part of our weekly service is our question time, and here’s the list of your questions that Jodie plans to answer this weekend:

1 How do we deal with sin without being legalistic?
2 How can parents reflect God’s gracious and gentle parenting to their children?
3 How do we not become legalistic about daily Bible reading?
4 Is it a sin to not get the Covid-19 vaccine?
5 What language did Adam speak?
6 Why does Saul ask who God is, but also calls him ‘lord’ in Acts 9:5?
7 Is Acts 9:15 evidence of predestination?
8 Did Jesus write any verses of the Bible himself?

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!

Coming up this weekend 30th – 31st October 2021

This weekend we continue our Matthew series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 13 on the topic ‘Parables of the Kingdom’.

If you are feeling well, are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, and do not live in Greater Sydney (including Shellharbour and Wollongong LGAs) then you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status.

You must wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted) and refrain from congregational singing, and we can seat 34 people (plus workers) in the church and 45 people in the hall to watch the livestream in-person.

Both services will offer a separate children’s program (with plenty of time outside) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

So, whether you’re online or in-person, we are so thankful that we continue to be together as we travel the roadmap to returning to ‘normal’ church.

To join us via our livestream head to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

Here are the questions Jodie plans to answer this weekend:

1 Do Jews still think the Messiah is coming?
2 Whose grain did the disciples eat?
3 How many Pharisees were there, and why do they show up everywhere?
4 Why did Sheba have a queen not a king?
5 How did Jesus make money to buy food?
6 Did Jesus make up the parables on the spot?
7 Would Jesus have taken the Covid-19 vaccine?
8 What do Jesus’ hand shapes on the stained glass windows represent?

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.

Coming up this weekend 23th – 24th October 2021

This weekend we continue our Matthew series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 12 on the topic ‘The Sign of the Servant’.

After church we’ll be having a meal (Saturday night and Sunday morning), where we’ll welcome our friend from the Middle East who will run some trivia and share a bit about her culture and her ministry.

If you are feeling well, are not awaiting the results of a Covid-19 test, and do not live in Greater Sydney (including Shellharbour and Wollongong LGAs) then you can attend in person, regardless of your vaccination status.

You must wear a face mask (unless under 12 or exempted) and refrain from congregational singing, and we can seat 34 people (plus workers) in the church and 45 people in the hall to watch the livestream in-person.

Both services will offer a separate children’s program (with plenty of time outside) which will commence approximately half-an-hour into the service.

So, whether you’re online or in-person, we are so thankful that we continue to be together as we travel the roadmap to returning to ‘normal’ church.

To join us via our livestream head to watch.jamberooanglican.com.

Here are the questions Jodie plans to answer this weekend:

1 How is Jesus the Son of Man when he’s the spiritual son of God and the physical son of a woman?
2 Why does Isaiah 35:5 says that God will destroy our enemies but elsewhere it says to love them?
3 What is the unforgivable sin?
4 How much should you share Jesus with a person before you just leave it to God’s hand?
5 Doesn’t the word ‘Hell’ just mean the rubbish tip near Jerusalem?
6 Did the Old Testament people believe that Hell is eternal suffering?
7 Why do people live more than 120 years but Genesis 6:3 says 120 is the limit?

If you have any questions, head to our quick links page to fill out a response slip, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.