We’re sat just near Oceanworld, at the end of the Spit-to-Manly walk, watching people unwind after their 10k efforts. Beautiful sunshine, glistening surf, the appetising smell of sausages sizzling, kids playing on the sand, and tired walkers having knots massaged free – what an amazing way to spend a Saturday morning! Its all about community,...
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Ken Duncan – live at St Matthews
Ken Duncan, Australia’s leading landscape photographer and personal friend of Love in Action creator Stuart Harris, presented at St Matthews Church in Manly at all 3 services on Sunday. Ken delivered in front of a super-widescreen which provided a backdrop to his message – the inspiration behind his photography, a great God.
Visit Ken Duncan’s website...
Through A Glass Darkly – Blogging live
We’re blogging live from the Through A Glass Darkly exhibition located at St Matthews Anglican Church, Manly. The exhibition is in conjunction with the Manly Arts Festival and consists of work from eight artists from Manly. These include, Andy Meier, Paul Robertson, Jen Ritchi, Gabrielle Marjoram Willmott, Bronwyn Simpson, David Simpson, Margy Ritchie and Stuart...
Sydney Morning Herald reports about Love in Action
Manly-Manado and Love in Action is featured in a 3 minute multimedia podcast, and can be found on the front page of smh.com.au
Watch the story now…
Manly Arts Festival
Love in Action is exhibiting as part of the Manly Arts Festival 2009. Come to St Matthews Church in Manly on the Corso from Saturday 19 September to see an audio visual presentation of artists from Manly, including Love in Action. Copies of Love in Action will be available for purchase.
On Sunday 20 September come...
40 days and 30% towards target
Love in Action has been available a little over a month now, and we’re at 30% of our target.
Have you read the book? Been inspired to take action?
Help us take action against poverty and buy a copy for a friend today.
Thank you for your support. Buy the book from Manly-Manado direct, Humphreys, The Bible Society...
Mutually transformed
The most difficult aspect to explain of community partnership is the notion of mutual transformation. Ken Duncan writes in the foreword to Love in Action, “As we learn to bless others we ourselves will be blessed.” I’m often asked, how are we transformed as a result of the partnerships with a developing community? My response...
Promoting at St Paul’s Anglican Seaforth this Sunday
I’m just back from overseas and really looking forward to promoting Love in Action this coming Sunday at St Paul’s Anglican Church in Seaforth this coming Sunday at 9:30 am and 7:00 pm.
Here’s hoping and praying that many will be inspired to put love into action.
