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Multicultural Women’s Sewing Group holiday program

Dear Brunswickites, the school holidays are nearly here. The Multicultural Women’s Sewing Group is once again inviting the wider community to join us for some workshops. You are invited to come and learn, or to help, or both. You don’t need much English. They are all easy projects, suitable for beginners and school aged kids. Little kids are welcome to come and play. Please tell your friends.

The projects this time are

Sat 26th June 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm Door Snake to keep out draughts
Wed 30th June 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm Embroidery
Sat 3rd July 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm Pocket Warmers &/or Wheat Bag Heat Pack
Wed 7th July 12:30 to 3:00 Tea Towel Apron (for kids or adults)
Sat 10th July 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm Fleece Mittens &/or Scarf

More information about the sewing group is at http://www.mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/sewgroup/web
Please talk to Jennifer with any questions jennifer.mok@rch.org.au
 

View leaflet at,
http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/sewgroup/shared_files/Leaflet.pdf

Sermon Archives

We are now placing our Sunday sermons on to the BBC web site (when ever possible), please feel free to look and read over posted sermons. You can find them on the main page “Sermon Archive”

Baptcare

New project will provide housing for asylum seekers

In a project that will be the first of its kind in Australia, Baptcare is partnering with Hotham Mission and Brunswick Baptist Church to establish an affordable housing facility for male asylum seekers.  More…

New environmentally friendly op shop opens

Baptcare’s Bargain Browser retail store in Brunswick has been transformed into an ‘ethical and earth-kind op shop’ called eekos. The new store is a partnership between Baptcare and Green Collect. More…

The Olive Way at Brunswick Uniting Church

In June 2007 Brunswick Uniting Church began a new initiative in the heart of Brunswick called ‘The Olive Way”.

The Olive Way is a friendship and support project for people in the Brunswick community. Our aim is to connect with the Brunswick community and provide a place for people to experience community. We provide a quiet space where people can relax, talk with someone, read the newspaper, rest, or reflect.

People can just drop in off the street for however long they wish. Since commencing, a wide range of people have dropped in for a chat, a warm drink, or to spend time in the church. We have also commenced the ‘Community Kitchen’ each Tuesday, during which participants prepare and eat a meal for lunch. Every day we provide free tea, coffee and snacks, but we are not able offer food vouchers, food parcels or money.

The Olive Way is open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10am to 1.30pm. We depend heavily on volunteers to keep the project going. We still have a number of spots to fill, and we need some ‘emergencies’ who can fill in when needed. It is not necessary to come every week.

The main requirement is to be interested in meeting new people from all sorts of backgrounds, be non-judgmental, flexible to respond to whatever happens on the day, and to be a good listener.

Further information about The Olive Way can be obtained from Rev Richard Arnold on 9380 4810 or by email at arnclan2@bigpond.net.au

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Roster June – July 2010

Please follow the link to the June – July 2010