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I wonder if you have ever taken for granted someone or something? I have and I felt the consequences too late. I think that sometimes we don’t realise that we are doing it. I asked myself a question as a result of this line of thinking the other day, “What would life be like if Jeanette and the kids were no longer part of my existence? The answer is “Nasty and Lonely” So lets ask this question, “What would your life be like without God? Significance We plant the seed. Our reward is according to our labour We water with our tears of prayer and the teaching & living out of the Word. Our reward is according to our labour God makes it grow according to His purposes. He alone can do this God protects and makes it prosper.. We rejoice as we do our part with God and for God. Andrew van Gaalen No the photocopier didn’t break down - Life would be empty The Salvation Army Floreat Bible Reading Plan Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Gen 4-7 Josh 6-10 Ps 3-5 Job 3-4 Fri. Sat. Sun. Isa 7-11 Matt 3-4 Rom 3-4

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I wonder if you have ever taken forgranted someone or something? Ihave and I felt the consequencestoo late. I think that sometimes wedon’t realise that we are doing it. Iasked myself a question as a resultof this line of thinking the otherday, “What would life be like ifJeanette and the kids were nolonger part of my existence? Theanswer is “Nasty and Lonely” Solets ask this question, “What wouldyour life be like without God?

Significance

W e p l a n t t h e s e e d .

O u r r e w a r d i s

a c c o r d i n g t o o u r

l a b o u r

We water with our tears

of prayer and the

teaching & living out of

the Word. O u r r e w a r d

i s a c c o r d i n g t o o u r

l a b o u r

God makes it growaccording to Hispurposes. He alone cando this

God protects and makesit prosper.. We rejoice aswe do our part with Godand for God.

Andrew van GaalenNo the photocopier didn’t breakdown - Life would be empty

The Salvation Army

Floreat

Bible Reading Plan

Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur.

Gen

4-7

Josh

6-10

Ps

3-5

Job

3-4

Fri. Sat. Sun.

Isa

7-11

Matt

3-4

Rom

3-4

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Come and join us on Sunday Mornings

9:45am, Songster Room

Armstrongs

MacCallister’s

Arthur Jackson - Health,

Isabella McGuire in Osborne Park

Hospital.

Alan Bateman and Family

Cathy Marion -

Ellie Norwood

For our dear folk at Hollywood facingrelocation while the premises are beingrepaired after the hail storm.

Give thanks to God for:

For His mighty provision in our lives

LEARNING ABOUT PRAYER

By Howard Hendricks – Stories

For the Heart.

He came to know the Lord ona Thursday evening, & on Sundayhe showed up at church. Thepastor announced that we weregoing to have an evening service& of course this guy showed upagain. That’s when he learnedthat our church had a Bible studyand prayer meeting onWednesday night, so he came thatevening as well. I sat next to him at the prayermeeting & just before wecommenced, he turned to me &asked, “Do you think they’d mind

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quite young, we had a scholarvisiting our home. After our meal,we were ready for our customarytime of family worship, and weinvited the man to join us. When itcame time to pray, the kids, in typicalchildlike fashion, thanked Jesus forthe tricycle & the sandbox & thefence & so on. Our guest couldscarcely wait to take me aside. “Professor Hendricks,” he began,very much the lecturer that he was.“You don’t mean to tell me thatyou’re a professor in a theologicalseminary, & yet you teach yourchildren to pray for things like that?” “I certainly do,” I replied. “Doyou ever pray about your Ford?” Iknew that he did. He had to: he wasriding mostly on faith & frayedfabric! “O course,” he replied, “butthat’s different.” “Oh, really?” I countered. “Whatmakes you think your Ford is moreimportant to God than my boy’stricycle?” Then I pressed him

if I prayed?” “Of course not,” Ireassured him. “That’s what we’re herefor.” “Yeah, I know,” he said, “but I’vegot a problem. I can’t pray the way youpeople do.” I told him, “That’s noproblem, friend. You should thankGod for that!” Well, we started praying, & I couldtell he was too nervous to take part.Finally, I put my hand on his thigh toencourage him. I’ll never forget hisprayer: “Lord, this is Jim,” he began.I’m the one who met you last Thursdaynight. I’m sorry, Lord, because I can’tsay it the way the rest of these peopledo, but I want to tell you the best Iknow how. I love you, Lord. I reallydo. Thanks a lot. I’ll see you later.” I tell you, that prayer ignited ourprayer meeting! Some of us had beendoing a good job of talking abouttheology in prayer – you know,exploring the universe of doctrine,scraping the Milky Way with our bigwords. But this guy prayed – earnestly! My children have taught me manythings about theology. When they were

further. “You’re on the road a lot.Do you ever pray for protection?” “Brother Hendricks, I never goanywhere but that I pray for theLord’s journeying mercies.” “Well, safety is essentially whatmy boy is thanking Jesus for when hethanks him for the fence. That fencekeeps out those great big dogs on theother side!”

What are you doing Saturday August21st 7pm. Perhaps you would like tohave a night offcooking andcleaning thosedishes if so whynot supportMalayias Kuchingchildren. We as a church aresupporting their efforts in raisingfinances so that they can come overto Western Australia to share with ustheir awesome talents and stories. Sosee Cathy Sedgeman and book yourseat. Cost $25 per head.

UPCOMING EVENTS

AUGUST

5-8th Future Service cancelled

8th PM Metro Meeting

13th 2Love church

Welcome to TC & CS

15th Divisional Commander

6PM Service

17th McPherson Lectures with GeneralPaul radar

22nd 6PM Service, Lower Hal, YouthMeeting

23-26th 24/7 Prayer

29th 6PM Fellowship Dinner, LowerHall

26-2nd GHC Conference-Brisbane/Geelong

SEPTEMBER

5th Father’s Day

NO PM SERVICE

12th Corps Council Meeting,Songster Rooms, 12:15noon.

6PM SERVICE, Lower Hall

17th-19th Divisional Home League Retret - Renew

19th 6PM SERVICE, Lower Hall,Youth Meeting

24th GHC Cluster

25th AFL Grand Final

26th NO 6PM SERVICE

WELCOME TO OUR NEW

TERRITORIAL

LEADERS

CommissionerRaymond FingerTerritorialCommander

Commissioner Aylene FingerTerritorial President of Women’sMinistriesColonel Peter WalkerChief SecretaryColonel Jennifer WalkerTerritorial Secretary of Women’sMinistriesSunday, 8th AugustPerth Fortress @ 6pmMetro Meeting

Mark this date in your diary - Sep-tember 25th2010 - TheAFL grandfinal on thebig screen.We will bescreening the grand final in thelower hall. There will be couches,cushions, comfy chairs, a barbequecook up, drinks and a lot of loudcheering as we watch the combat-ants for the 2010 AFL premiership.

Now What team willbe challenging themighty Hawks for thepremiership this year?

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The Kingdom of Heaven is forcefully advancing. It's opposed by many violent enemies. And God is calling a

generation of radical soldiers to step up to a new level.

Come gather with youth from around the world in Sydney, Australia for KINGDOM COME -- The Salvation

Army's Tri-Territorial Youth Congress in January 2011.

KINGDOM COME will be 4 days and 3 nights of crazy games, passionate worship, amazing teaching, and a

whole lot of fun. Gather your friends, gather your youth ministry, because God is wanting to release the

fullness of His KINGDOM in every place you have influence -- in your home, in your school, in your workplace,

and in your church.

I have 30 passes to give away. So if you are interested I needto know. In the foyer you will find a notice of interest pleaseFill it in so we can work out a dateAge: 12 up Cost: $50 for first 200 paintballs. Extra paintballsTBAProtective gear - freewww.youthalivewa.com for more information