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What’s really shaping our loves?

Jessamy Hunter
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This spring at Gymea Anglican, we’re exploring Glittering Vices, a series based on Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung’s book.


We’ll look at familiar struggles such as envy, sloth, greed, anger and gluttony - and the Christ-shaped virtues that can grow in their place. This isn’t about trying to make ourselves better by willpower. It’s about seeing how the grace of Jesus reshapes our loves and changes the way we live.


Join us on Sundays at 8am, 10am or 5pm.


You’re welcome whether you’ve been part of church for years or are simply curious.

 
 
 

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