Because December is a busy month there will only be one night out this month and it is on 14 December at Circus Circus Mt Eden Road 6pm.
Hope you can join with us for the last cafeconnexion for 2009. It will be great to see everyone, enjoy good drink and food and also have a chat about next year’s cafeconnexion.
Give Chris a call on 021614770 for any info.
Merry Christmas.
What’s in a name? Well my name, Michael, means something like this:
From the Hebrew name מִיכָאֵל (Mikha’el) meaning “who is like God?”. This is a rhetorical question, implying no person is like God.
So that’s fairly impressive. Now, let’s see – what about Gregory?
English form of Latin Gregorius, which was from the late Greek name Γρηγοριος (Gregorios), derived from γρηγορος (gregoros) meaning “watchful, alert”.
Not bad. And what about yours? Have a look here.
This Sunday night, Fraser Hardy, leader of the LinkNZ network and a great friend of our church, will be speaking at Edge. He will be asking this question: ‘what’s in a name?’
we just put the first batch of photos up.
smashing, etc.
don’t forget the album launch. 16 Dec. mark your di-a-rees.
more details soon
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This Sunday at Edge
Linda and Greg Burson will be introducing Advent as apart of the I AM series at our 10am gathering.
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Fraser Hardy will be sharing with us at our 6pm gathering. |
Teaching Nights with Greg Burson on learning to hear from God, interpreting paranormal phenomena, prophecy and personal prayer ministry, the spiritual gifts, spiritual warfare, and relationship with Holy Spirit.
This Thursday night. 7.30pm at Edge Kingsland.
This week we have a guest speaker. Graham Fletcher (aka fletch). He will be sharing and teaching on Holy Spirit encounters and renewals.
another story from the album.
home: it’s where it all started, really.
check it out.
“The light of the world is Jesus” Hive Celebrities … good times!!!
Save the date you DO NOT want to miss this night!
There’s something just a little bit magic when the ladies get together, tell stories, share a few laughs and crowd so tightly around the chocolate fountain that you’d think it was a scrum (a well executed one, unlike those recently seen in some test matches). I couldn’t fight my way to the chocolate fountain, but I’m a savoury girl anyway, so I gorged on amazing bits of deliciousness on bread instead. I digress – back to the event.
Girl’s Night Out is a World Vision initiative and Edge Kingsland was the host on Friday night. There were a few reasons I enjoyed it being at our place. One was because it was great to see Edge filled with smiling and excited strangers. Another reason is that Carly, who runs Girls Night Out is one of our own – and one in a long line of Edge people to work for World Vision. It’s great to witness people working in their element and she is a very classy event manager. Go Carly!
I went to the event to support World Vision (I’m one of that long line of Edge people who has worked there) and be part of something we were hosting. I thought I was doing the good thing, but the night really turned that idea on its head. I arrived home with a goodie bag full of treats and full of savouries. Even better than treats the great women on stage.
I’ve always loved the artist known as juliagrace and have seen her through many hairstyles and fashions over years. There are lots of things that haven’t changed though – she’s talented of course, but so are lots of people. What makes her stand out is her wisdom and commonsense mixed with humour and faith. She’s always a treat to hear and her photos and stories about Cambodia took me back to my first ever overseas trip in 1997. There were also stories that induced shrieks of laughter… but I think that there are some things that should just stay between the girls.
Allison Mooney is a brilliant speaker on ‘pressing the right buttons’. She’s all about understanding what makes us tick, understanding others and being able to ‘fill each other’s tanks.’ She’s another wise woman. I want to know and understand more about these concepts. They make a lot of sense.
For one who isn’t really into ‘women’s events’ this hit just the right note.
