Most people feel like an outsider at some point in their lives. What if God considered you an outsider?
Monthly Archives: February 2019
What would Jesus say to the outsider
Most people feel like an outsider at some point in their lives. What if God considered you an outsider?
Red Book Training Handout
Did you missed the recent Redbook Training? You can now download the Redbook Training handout and presentation by Baptist Insurance Services below!
Red Book Training Handout
Did you missed the recent Redbook Training? You can now download the Redbook Training handout and presentation by Baptist Insurance Services below!
Source: BUV News
the Verandah Cafe – A place for great coffee and Hope
For close to a decade, Collins Street Baptist Church has hosted the Verandah Cafe, a place of hospitality on the steps of our historic building. As well as serving great coffee, the Verandah offers a verdant place of welcome, rest and conversation with numerous flowers, herbs, and vegetable growing beds occupying the church portico.
More recently CSBC has entered into a partnership with the Baptcare Houses of Hope program. This important work offers housing and support to Asylum seekers at risk of homelessness. In time, the Cafe will connect with interested asylum seekers who can gain valuable skills and experience in food and beverage service, as well as urban horticulture and gardening.
When visiting the Melbourne CBD you will find a friendly welcome at the Verandah Café, 174 Collins St. The Café is open Monday – Friday (excluding Public Holidays) 10.00am to 2.00pm. The coffee is excellent and the location overlooking Collins St., is quite splendid. Our muffins, slices and cookies are made in our own kitchen.
We look forward to seeing you on The Verandah (or inside the Church) when the weather turns wintery.
Source: BUV News
the Verandah Cafe – A place for great coffee and Hope
For close to a decade, Collins Street Baptist Church has hosted the Verandah Cafe, a place of hospitality on the steps of our historic building. As well as serving great coffee, the Verandah offers a verdant place of welcome, rest and conversation with numerous flowers, herbs, and vegetable growing beds occupying the church portico.
More recently CSBC has entered into a partnership with the Baptcare Houses of Hope program. This important work offers housing and support to Asylum seekers at risk of homelessness. In time, the Cafe will connect with interested asylum seekers who can gain valuable skills and experience in food and beverage service, as well as urban horticulture and gardening.
When visiting the Melbourne CBD you will find a friendly welcome at the Verandah Café, 174 Collins St. The Café is open Monday – Friday (excluding Public Holidays) 10.00am to 2.00pm. The coffee is excellent and the location overlooking Collins St., is quite splendid. Our muffins, slices and cookies are made in our own kitchen.
We look forward to seeing you on The Verandah (or inside the Church) when the weather turns wintery.
Ep 122: Does belief in God add up? | Sandy Clarke-Errey
Does maths reveal something bigger? Sandy shares her love of statistics, how statistics makes a difference in the world and how she’s navigated some of the really big questions in life. A conversation you can count on to stimulate thought.
Plan to profit the gospel through your workplace group
Effective planning can improve our energy levels and sense of satisfaction because we know we are doing everything we can to grow God’s Kingdom thr
Listen. Pray. Ask – The virtuous cycle of invitation
Just the thought of inviting someone to an event could cause a person to get sweaty palms, a dry mouth and maybe even generate some nervous twitche
What would Jesus say to the one who has it all
In this talk we see Jesus meet a man who is incredibly rich. At one level he seems like someone who has it all, but does he?