top of page
Search

Real Faith

Writer's picture: David FellDavid Fell

Our upcoming Commitment Series is a significant time in the life of our church, designed to deepen our faith and grow our ministry together. Over six weekends in October and November, we will explore the New Testament book of James, which focuses on the practical outworking of genuine faith. James challenges us to bridge the gap between what we believe about Jesus and how we live out that belief in our daily lives.


Each message in this series will call us to greater commitment, both individually and as a community, by highlighting the vision and ministry of our church. Alongside the weekend messages, there will be small group studies to help us reflect and respond to James’s call to live out our faith with integrity and action.


Throughout the series, we will also present several church projects and ministry opportunities, inviting the congregation to prayerfully consider how they can contribute, whether through service, giving, or prayer. The series will culminate in our special Commitment Sunday on November 24 (traditionally our "Thanksgiving Sunday"), where we will come together to commit ourselves anew to the mission of the church and celebrate God’s provision and calling in our lives.





 
 
 

Comments


office@gymeaanglican.org.au

+612 9524 6225

131 Gymea Bay Rd,
Gymea, 2227 NSW

GAC-Logo_White_Stacked.png
  • Gymea Anglican Facebook
  • Gymea Anglican Instagram
  • Gymea Anglican YouTube

Acknowledgement Of Country

Gymea Anglican Church acknowledges the triune God, the Creator of heaven and earth and His ownership of all things (Psalm 24:1). We recognise that He gave stewardship of these lands upon which we meet to the First Nations Peoples of this country (Acts 11:26). In His sovereignty, He has allowed other people groups to migrate to these shores. We acknowledge the cultures of our First Nations Peoples and are thankful for the community that we share together now. We pay our respects to Dharawal speaking people who are the traditional custodians of the area now called Gymea, and their elders leaders, both past and present, and those who are rising up to become leaders. We pay our respect to all First Nations People and pray for God’s blessing on all Australians as we seek reconciliation and justice.

©2023 by Gymea Anglican. 

bottom of page