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Brisbane Church Provides Community Leadership
Brisbane, Australia, is a city in the middle of a construction boom.
Not so long ago, Queensland's capital city had the feel of a very big provincial town. Now, though, new building developments and generational changes have brought a new sense of cosmopolitan life to the city.
In the midst of this, one of Brisbane's most well established churches is pushing into new territory in terms of Christian influence and good works in a major urban centre.
Brisbane City Church, led by Pastors Wayne and Lynne Alcorn, is not only presenting the Christian message in vibrant, creative and attention-grabbing ways; it has also become one of the city's major providers of help for the disadvantaged.
The church-sponsored refuges, training centres for the unemployed and other care facilities are now recognized within government circles as some of the city's most effective.
Recently, Mal Fletcher was guest speaker in the church services and in a special business leaders event sponsored by the church. He and Davina were impressed with the scale of the church's current community outreach and its vision for future development.
For more on this church and its various works, go to www.brisbanecitychurch.com.
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Keywords: Mal Fletcher | Brisbane City Church | Wayne Alcorn | Brisbane | Brisbane Australia
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I accidentally came across your EDGES programme on Robotics whilst studying nanotechnology. I'm not Christian, but I want to compliment you on being much more scientific than I would have expected.
Anon
As a Care Home Manager for older people...[I see that] the culture of the family unit has changed, but I'm heartened by those that come to work as carers & give quality care & love to the residents.
Jude Goode, United Kingdom
Thanks so much for visiting Speak The Word Church International (Minneapolis). I am a baby boomer who sat with a GenXer - we both knew that what you said was right on. It made me think. I like that.
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