Plenty Valley Church Podcast

A Christian Outreach Centre Church - Mill Park, Melbourne, Australia

090906A - Ps AJ Masefau - Fathers Day message

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September 08, 2009 08:55 PM PDT

FATHERS DAY SPECIAL - TAG TEAM PREACH
AJ shares about fathers and what they say.

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Plenty Valley church a local church based in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia and is a part of the Christian Outreach Centre movement of churches. Our facilities are in Mill Park, which also houses the State Headquarters of the movement. Founded by Pastors Craig & Chris Anderson in March 1994, this church has built to a membership of 170 members and has planted many churches and sent and supported full time missionaries in several nations. Craig, after finishing university doing electrical engineering, worked for a short time in the industry before going on staff in Brisbane COC as a youth leader in 1980. Has led missions teams into the Ukraine, Thailand and to China as well as having preached in many of the COC churches in Australia and New Zealand, Fiji and Thailand. Chris is co-pastor of the church. She is trained as a primary school teacher and now works almost full time in the local church in pastoral and women's ministry roles, as well as being a nationally sought after conference speaker. Our ministry focuses on developing the leadership giftings in people's lives and preparing the church for health and growth. By Empowering leaders who can serve using their giftings the church can move ahead and see real blessings come to many lives. Our meeting times are 10am Sunday and 7:00pm Friday eveningsSunday afternoons at 5pm - Sri Lankan service once a month, at Cnr Plenty Rd & Centenary Drive Mill Park VIC Australia. Contact us on: +61-3-9437-7016 or by email craig@pvcoc.org.au with any queries. Note: Melbourne timezone is +10GMT. Report issues to the Podcast administrator: [mailto:plentyvalleycoc@optusnet.com.au].

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