Grab your coffee and join Rob and others at 10:00am any Wednesday at Trenerry Square, Weston Creek.
While the weather is mild, Rob may choose an outdoor setting at one of the coffee shops in the square. They will move location to suit the weather.
All are welcome to join in as often as you wish.
Class times
2024 is the second year of a two year course being delivered on Wednesday evenings, 7:30 – 9:00 pm and will usually run for 5 weeks followed by a break with extra breaks for school holidays with a longer break in the winter.
Students who have completed the first year are eligible to attend and the tutor will be contacting them about re-enrolment and payment of second year fees.
2024 dates are:
- 6 March to 3 April
- 8 May to 12 June
- 4 September to 25 September 2024
- 23 October to 4 December 2024
Class format
Classes start promptly at 7:30pm and finish at (or very close to) 9:00 pm. Classes include a 30-35-minute lecture/discussion session, followed by a break for refreshments, and then a further 30-35-minute lecture session.
Access and Parking
Access to the building is through the gates facing Garratt Street or from the walkway from the Wanniassa Shopping Centre. Ample, free car parking is available in Garratt Street Centre forecourt and basement carparks and close nearby at the Wanniassa Shopping Centre
Boys' Brigade meets at 6.30 pm each Thursday during school term at the Garratt Street Centre - the home of Tuggeranong Baptist Church.
RSVP to let us know you are coming and to send a message to the captain.
Kambah Girls' Brigade meets at 6.30 pm each Thursday during school term at the Garratt Street Centre - the home of Tuggeranong Baptist Church.
RSVP to let us know you are coming and to send a message to the captain.
The Connect through Craft group meets fortnightly on a Friday in the Community Room on the Ground Level of the Garratt Street Centre.
A class, usually papercraft, is offered once per month (every second meeting) when kits are available so that you can make your own version following the sample designed.
The class offers a chance to learn new crafting techniques.
You are welcome to attend and bring your own project or just join us for a social outing.
RSVP to let the facilitator know how many kits to prepare.
Join with others at the Garratt St Centre to worship and for the series The God We Trust
Bookings are not required and you may sit where you choose.
What to expect:
We expect each attendee to accept responsibility for their own health and that of others. However, some measures to reduce the risk of infections from viruses remain in place.
It is recommended that you leave an empty seat between yourself and persons who are not known to you.
Hand sanitiser, antiseptic wipes, tissues and mask are available if you require them.
Team members at the entry of the auditorium will minimise physical greetings to avoid the spread infection throughout the congregation.
Open the PDF for details about the style of our worship services and to find out how to load the Church App and use the RSVP function.
The Childen's Ministry program runs each Sunday during the Sunday morning services during school term.
Children from age 3 to 7 are invited to leave the service with a parent or carer during the song that follows announcements to meet in the Kids' Space which is next to the Auditorium on Level 1.
Activities include prayer, story time, learning a song, craft and games.
Parents are asked to join in the planned activities with their children.
If you RSVP to let us know you are coming, a message is sent to Marian to help her prepare activities or send an enquiry to ask a question.
The Explorers will gather again to come bring all sorts of experiences and understanding to share as they search out God's plan for their lives, His church and the world.
Explorers follow the example of the Bereans:
The Bereans lived in the Greek city of Berea, also called Beroea, in the time of the Apostle Paul, about AD 50. These people, mentioned in Acts 17, are best known for searching and studying the Bible for themselves and not merely accepting what they were taught.
Acts 17:11 NIV, records that the people in Berea “received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true.” This, he said, made them “of more noble character” than people in other places who just listened but didn’t actually study the Bible carefully for themselves.
Explorers ask questions like those suggested by the journalist and author Rudyard Kipling:
I keep six honest serving men, they taught me all I knew.
Their names are What and Why and When
and How and Where and Who.
The course is delivered in 2 sessions to allow delegates to prepare and review their own budgets between the sessions.
It is held in the Community Room on the Ground Level at the Garratt Street Centre, 23 Garratt Street, Wanniassa. Parking available at the Wanniassa Shops and a footpath leads to the side entrance to the building. There is a convenient bus stop at the Wanniassa.Shops.
Contact: Robert at capmoney@tbcchurch.com.au for further information.
The course covers
How to build and balance a budget
Step-by-step, using CAP’s powerful budgeting tool that does all the hard work automatically.
The CAP Money System
A simple way to set up finances so that bills are taken care of, everyday expenses are covered, and debt can be paid off.
Taking control of money
Organising money and using cash week-to-week to understand exactly how much is being spent — and what it’s being spent on.