Warradale Faith Congregation, SA
Where love comes to life
This involves music, songs, movement, dance and rhymes to assist the children in developing their coordination, fine and gross motor skills, social interaction and language. We encourage the caregiver to be actively involved with their child in these sessions. Each session is run by volunteers from our community and other local churches.
This involves music, songs, movement, dance and rhymes to assist the children in developing their coordination, fine and gross motor skills, social interaction and language. We encourage the caregiver to be actively involved with their child in these sessions. Each session is run by volunteers from our community and other local churches.
Maundy Thursday service at 7.30pm
Good Friday Service at 9.30am
Easter Sunday - One Service today at 9.30am.
Warradale Fellowship is one of our groups that focuses on providing social activities for retirees, but it is open to all ages. It generally meets on the third Wednesday of the month during the day with an activity followed by morning tea or a light lunch. Today’s meeting is a Travel Talk by Mary -... Read more
** Special date in April ** Normally held Third Saturday each month at 8.30am BBQ eggs, bacon, sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, toast. Plus tea, coffee, fruit juices, raisin toast and jams.
On the first Monday of each month except January, a group of men gather at the church to do general gardening and maintenance jobs. Dad’s Army starts from 8.30am and finishes before 11.30am with a cuppa and chat in between.
This involves music, songs, movement, dance and rhymes to assist the children in developing their coordination, fine and gross motor skills, social interaction and language. We encourage the caregiver to be actively involved with their child in these sessions. Each session is run by volunteers from our community and other local churches.
This involves music, songs, movement, dance and rhymes to assist the children in developing their coordination, fine and gross motor skills, social interaction and language. We encourage the caregiver to be actively involved with their child in these sessions. Each session is run by volunteers from our community and other local churches.
