Warradale Faith Congregation, SA
Where love comes to life
Meeting 1st Tuesday of the month 7pm at Faith Lutheran Church, Warradale. All Women Welcome to attend. Please contact the Church office for further details.
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.
Our 9.30am service is a blend of old and new styles of worship. We celebrate holy communion in every service.
Open Invite to Klein's, combined with Congregation Picnic. From Noon, Sunday 12th November BYO Food to share. BBQ facility provided.
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.
Third Saturday each month at 8.30am BBQ eggs, bacon, sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, toast. Plus tea, coffee, fruit juices, raisin toast and jams.
All women are very welcome to join the group to meet for brunch at a local(ish) cafe on the third Saturday of the month at 10am. Contact the church to book and find out where the group is meeting.
Our 9.30am service is a blend of old and new styles of worship. We celebrate holy communion in every service.
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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.
