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Saturday
May052012

Fair Trade Fortnight at Frilly's! 

 

Fair Trade Fortnight (5 - 20 May)  is an annual celebration of all things fair trade!  This year we spreading the word that EVERY CHOICE MATTERS!  The purchasing decisions you make can make a positive impact for farmers, workers and their communities.

This year Frilly's will be joining the World's Biggest FAIR TRADE BREAKFAST on World Fair Trade Day.  Come to Frilly's for Fair Trade at Nightcliff Uniting Church from 8am on Saturday May 12 for fair trade coffee, tea, hot chocolate and homecooked breakfast goodies made from certified Fair Trade ingredients.  

You will also go into the draw for a hamper packed with lots of Fair Trade Products including coffee, teas and chocolate - yummo!

Be part of Australia’s biggest annual celebration of all things fair trade and celebrate the life-changing difference our Fairtrade choice makes for millions farmers, producers, their families and communities in developing countries.

 

PS:  EXTRA FRILLY'S VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!  Please contact Lucy Van Sambeek at wmlrvansambeek@bigpond.com if you would like to help prepare a breakfast dish for the Fair Trade Breakfast, or help with setting upwith serving or with packing up on the day at Frilly's!

 

Monday
Mar262012

Heart promises

Yesterday as part of our service we pondered 'heart promises' and what they mean to us. As part of our prayers for others we joined in writing those in our hearts and minds on hearts that were then displayed at the front of the church.

We also contemplated the spiral, and were invited as a congregation to travel a spiral (in the style one travels a labyrinth) as the service went on around us. This connects back to our very first weeks of Lent, where we participated in a similar but different activity where we used the spiral as a metaphor for our journey from Lent last year to this year, contemplating the things that have changed and how very (or minimally) different life looks now.

Meanwhile, some of the kids (and young at heart) were outside helping Dan complete the geodesic dome. This has been a work in progress throughout the Lenten period and it was great to watch it slowly form. Well done to Dan and the kids for pulling this together, it looks fantastic!