About Me

As a child, I was brought up in a Catholic family and was because of that I always believed in God, but I didn’t really know or understand the gospel. It wasn’t until a teenager that I truly understood that I was a sinner, and that Jesus had died to save me. I have been married to Adam since 2012 and live at home with 2 dogs, a cat and A LOT of chickens. Adam and I have been attending Rosemeadow Anglican Church for the last couple of years, and now I feel privileged to do my apprenticeship there as well. I’ll be working on two main ministries while I do MTS. I’ll be running our playtime group for parents and children ages 0 – 5 and I’ll be working on a portfolio called Membership which is how, under God, we can help newcomers connect in to church and become regular members of our congregations.

Christ is Risen!

Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Easter! Even though we can’t meet with our friends and family over this time, we can still celebrate what Jesus has done for us, in dying on the cross and celebrate that death was no match!

Where, O death, is your victory?
Where, O death, is your sting?

The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. – 1 Corinthians 15:55-57

Covid-19 Update

As you can imagine, as I’m sure that all of you are experience in some way as well, there has been a lot of change in my role because of Covid-19. We have moved everything online, with Zoom and Facebook Watch parties being our new best friend. I’m thankful for the leadership of our church, Brett and Michael who have done an amazing job adapting to change and leading our church through this time.

My role has changed a fair bit over this time. We are still running our playtime bible study online on Zoom. We have done two bible studies so far and has been awesome to be able to share prayer points with each other and interact with each other. Youth group has also continued online and it has been quite encouraging to see the kids and how much they are keen to interact with one another. I have also been working on (with our Year 13 student Princey) how we can make sure that people don’t fall through the gaps while we are not meeting in person at church.

Personally, I think I’ve stuggled with all the changes that have happened over the last month (as I imagine many of you are feeling as well). If anything, the virus has shown that we cannot put our trust and hope in this world as it will fall away, but our trust can only be in Jesus, because salvation is found in no one else.

I would love to hear how I could be praying for you as well, feel free to email me at [email protected]

Prayer Points

Please thank God for Brett and Michael and the amazing job they have done at leading Rosemeadow/Appin Anglican churches at this time.
Please pray that the people of Rosemeadow and Appin will not fall away from Jesus in this time, but will continue to grow in their relationship and likeness of Christ.
Please thank God for Jesus and the sacrifice he made for all of us by dying on the cross.

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