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Children speak out about going to church

Children explain how church is benefiting them in the school holidays

July 7, 2014

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Brandon Heine (11): “It makes me feel happy and joyful.”

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Brandon Heine (11): “It makes me feel happy and joyful.”

Dylan Heine (13): “I feel happy. It makes me believe more in Jesus.”

Vanessa DeSilva (19) and Leigh-Ann Michaels (8): “It makes us feel closer to God, happy and loved. It makes us obedient. When we go out in the world, we are courageous.”

Dean Heine (9): “It makes me feel happy and that I can spread the word of God. I feel better as a person.”

Kayla Michaels (12): “I feel more comfortable and closer to God, also more righteous. Church is helping me grow as a person.”

Melissa Michaels (8): “It makes me feel good. It helps me to listen, teaches me obedience and I feel great that I am here. It makes me feel at peace.”

James Karow (16): “It is going to benefit me very well over the long-term. It is not a bad experience actually. It is down my road. If I want to come to church, I can just hop on my bicycle and ride down here. A very friendly and giving Pastor. It makes me feel welcome. I’m glad I came.”

Tristan Schlebusch (15): “It is nearby. One day if I feel dark (sad), I can come here and you are always welcomed by the Pastor and it’s convenient. You can invite your friends to come with you and it helps you grow as a person.”

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July 7, 2014

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