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Articles by Judy Adamson

Cremorne congregation creates quilts for those in need.

2 November, 2022

Handmade with love

Bathurst support continues

31 October, 2022

14 new ministers into the diocese in 2½ years

Growth and joy at Jamberoo

20 October, 2022

“The Lord has been very, very kind to us.”

New album and global impact for CityAlight

8 October, 2022

God is working powerfully in Castle Hill.

God’s mission and ours

1 October, 2022

Mission Hour at Synod

Food and fellowship on the northern beaches

29 September, 2022

Narrabeen’s care for those in need.

Younger rectors working together to reach the mountains

25 August, 2022

The mountains are a family friendly area for people to serve.

[Review] Everybody’s Oma is a beautiful portrait of memory loss

19 August, 2022

Dementia is no laughing matter.

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