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Collapse Issue 412 - 06 Feb 2017Issue 412 - 06 Feb 2017
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Council renews commitment to level crossing
Court arrangements 'decided by Chief Magistrate'
Court workers given 25 hours to respond
Lawyers write to keep local court
New ferry services 'urgently needed', says Chamber
New government asked to address Peninsula roads
Rock pool contamination is denied
Permission sought for above-ground diesel tank
Application lodged for three villas in Booker Bay
Woy Woy Rotary hosts Rotaract launch
Empire Bay resident starts food exchange network
Water rate review deferred 12 months
MacDonald casts doubt over Gosford accounts
Council to appoint audit committee
Member remains on leave as new sitting approaches
Give us a vote to 'demerge', says Harris
Amalgamated council will stay, says MacDonald
Certificate issued for four-unit development
New committee sought for Bays Community Group
Former exchange student returns to Umina
Recognised for special contribution
Robin Norling has died, aged 77
Skateboarde to speak at Umina church
Pastor looks for apprentice
Teenagers charged with car theft
Village residents celebrate Australia Day
One quarter of average rainfall
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Get rid of the jet skis
Plant trees to stay cool in summer
We can do without the Bulls Hill underpass
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Program to combat mental illness stigma
Emergency workers offered yoga classes
Naturopathic nutritionist starts at Umina
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Bryce Sainty nominated as 'new artist'
Work hung at Hardys Bay
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Preparing for a busy year ahead
Peer support training for Year 6 students
Staff changes at Pretty Beach
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Lachlan Braddish is Lifesaver of the Year
Success at national pool championships
Junior life savers to compete at Avoca
Boxers pursue Games selection at Umina
Australia Day celebrated at Everglades
Bridge club holds New Year's Cup
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The British arrive at Broken Bay
Spearpoint pumps on the Peninsula

Pastor looks for apprentice

A Peninsula pastor is on the lookout for a new apprentice to develop and launch a new congregation in the Woy Woy-Umina area.

Peninsula EV Church's Mr Craig Dobbie is seeking an MTS ministry apprentice to train in 2017-18.

Mr Dobbie has trained MTS apprentices for the past 20 years in the region and said the beach culture of the Peninsula provided many opportunities for evangelism and growth as families flooded into the area.

"In the year to come, we have plans to plant a second congregation on a Sunday evening to minister to the younger demographic," Mr Dobbie wrote in a Facebook post advertising the apprenticeship.

"This is an ideal training field for the MTS candidate who's eager to see people come to Christ and who wants an experience in church planting.

"Such a person needs to be well-organised, have a good work ethic and some experience in the working world and is above all ready to be stretched," he continued.

"They will receive training in a whole bunch of areas: preaching; evangelistic strategy and skill; bible exegesis, teaching; event management; recruiting, establishing, training and developing teams; and they'll have a unique role in launching and developing a new congregation.

"There's lots of opportunity," Mr Dobbie said.





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