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Notices - 10th October 2010

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Talk on "Keys to Building a Healthy Marriage"
  • Date: Friday, 15th October
  • Time:3pm to 5pm
  • Open to anyone interested, please sign up at the clipboard near church main entrance by TODAY after the service.
SAC Chorale
  • The Chorale will present some attractive Christmas music as part of its next presentation later this year.
  • We are inviting keen singers from Any of our congregations to join us on this occasion.
  • Practices will be over 4 weeks on Wednesday nights.
  • Please speak with a Choir member or Garry if you are interested.
La Vida Family Carnival
  • Date: 16th November (Public Holiday)
  • Time: 12noon - 6pm
  • We are looking for good and re-usable Clothes, Toys, CDs, Books, Magazines, Sports Equipment etc., for La Vida Garage Sale.
  • Please drop items off at Church Office on Week-days or Sundays. Contact person is Andrew Basir
  • Final Date for Collection is Sunday 7th November.
Walk for Health & Stay Active
  • Organise by SAC Trekkers
  • Sunday 7th November 2010 @ Tasik
  • Walk in the Park (W.I.T.P) for Children & Seniors
  • Eagles Nest Trek (E.N.T) for the Fit
  • Meeting Point: 3:30pm @ SAC
  • Registration with T-shirt $10 for kids & $13 adults by 17th October
  • Or $1 for walk only by 30th October
  • Open to families, friends & everyone
  • Flyers located at main entrance.
Boy's Brigade
  • The Boys’ Brigade requires a guitarist to lead in Singspiration on Sunday afternoon.
  • Responsibilities involved leading in singing, worship & learning new songs. If the person is ambitious, he/she can even train the children into a Boys Choir.
  • Those interested, please contact Walter.
Weekly Tuesday Prayer Rooms
  • 1st slot: 6pm to 7:30pm
  • 2nd slot: 8pm to 9:30pm
  • Venue: Parish Hall
  • PRAYER brings transformation to individual lives, families, communities & situations. Come & join us & learn more about the power of prayer.
  • Whether a beginner or a growing Christian, We can be a blessing to others through prayer.
  • Be an agent of change through prayer!
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