Gordon-Pymble Uniting Church invites you to their weekly Harmonic Singalong
Every Monday (during school term) at 1.30pm
Singing has many benefits and studies have shown that the action of singing is incredibly beneficial to anyone including people with dementia and also for their carers.
Singing improves breathing, posture, and promotes relaxation. It also releases endorphins and reduces stress, which anyone who sings loudly in their car when they are alone can attest to.
For those with dementia, music, especially familiar songs, triggers memories and helps to stimulate cognitive function. Learning new songs or following along with music engages the brain, promoting mental agility and concentration.
This group is for all ages and you do not need to have any musical ability at all. Just a willingness to enjoy and have fun.
Strengthening our bonds in Christ: A visit to Henty-Culcairn UC
Members of Eastwood Uniting Church visited Henty-Culcairn Uniting Church in the Riverina Presbytery, where they shared stories, fellowship, and affirmed the deep truth that our relationship in Christ is both vital and life-giving.
Click below and download to read the reflection on this meaningful visit.
Willoughby and Northbridge Uniting Church present A Super CK - a Creative Kids Holiday Program packed with fun, friendship, and imagination.
From July 7 to 11, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM daily, children will step into a world of superheroes, exploring themes of courage, kindness, and community through games, crafts, storytelling, and music.
Designed for primary school-aged children, A Super CK is more than just a holiday program - it’s a joyful way of sharing the love of God with the community, creating a safe and welcoming space where every child can discover their inner hero and grow in faith, friendship, and creativity.
