CBC Activities

CBC people are involved in a wide range of activities.

We sometimes refer to these as ministries, but whatever they're called, they represent the way we "connect Jesus and community".

Connecting Jesus and community, is how we summarise Jesus' teaching known as "The Great Commission", found in the New Testament book, Matthew chapter 28, verses 18 to 20.

"...I have been given complete authority in heaven and earth. Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach the new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you. And be sure of this: I am with you always, even to the end of the age."

The following activities are scheduled in the church calendar. Check it out for dates and times.

• Prayer: We intentionally make prayer a substantial focus of our times together - it's an essential aspect of CBC life - all of the activities listed here include times of prayer which under-girds the lives of individuals and our corporate community.

• Connect: Spiritual development in a small group setting. 

• Oxygen: Tailored to meet the unique needs of teens in various age groupings. Involves a diverse range of activities including: Lounge Night; Car Rally; "Mission Impossible"; Pool Party. Headed up by Jon Coombs coordinating a team of ten youth leaders. 

• Jolt: An outreach that presents Jesus to youth in an innovative way. Leader responsible - Simon Burrows. 

• Young Adults: Connect Groups are the focus of CBC Young Adults, but a wide variety of social events also play an important part of their activities. Leader - Stuart Jack. 

• Flame Kids Club: Held each week during our Sunday morning service, Flame Kids Club for children kinder through year six, is led by Tracee and Tim Veenstra. 

• Ironmen:  Men's Tuesday night fellowship; discussions, walks, golf, tennis, speakers. Co-ordinated by Jim Walker.

• Living Well Counselling: Life isn't always easy or fair. For some, getting through the day is a real challenge. Knowing that someone genuinely cares makes a real difference. Our professionally resourced counseling service is available to people who have run out of alternatives.

• Music: Whether it's singing or playing musical instruments, CBC people love to make music - if music is one of your passions, you might be surprised just how far church music has come - we couldn't imagine celebrating God without good, often very lively music. Person responsible, Endre Papajcsik.

• Sound: Equipped with modern sound technology, you might be interested in being part of our sound team - we are always willing to train up interested people.

• Media:  Our media technology is equally important in providing an enjoyable celebration experience for people attending our services. If you have an interest in creative media presentations, you might want to check out this activity.