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Articles by Rev Paul Kumasaka

A Pastor’s reflection after spending over 23 years watching the cycle of drought

15 March, 2020

Close to the geographical heart of NSW, in Lake Cargelligo, the Rev Paul Kumasaka has watched the cycle of drought, good seasons and drought numerous times over his 23 years in his Riverina parish.

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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land upon which Anglican churches, schools and organisations meet and serve
from the Hawkesbury River south to Ulladulla and Sutton Forest, and west to the Blue Mountains and Lithgow.
We acknowledge and pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging,
and pray that God will unite us all in a knowledge of his Son, in whom all things were created.

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A Pastor’s reflection after spending over 23 years watching the cycle of drought

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