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Anglican

KERANG services for Sunday, April 16.

St John’s Kerang: 9am followed by morning tea.

Cohuna/ Pyramid Hill/Boort services for Sunday, April 16.

Cohuna Cranmer the Martyr: 9am morning prayer with ministry team.

Gunbower Christ Church: 11am morning prayer with Rev Sue Donaldson.

Leitchville Latimer the Martyr: 11.15am Holy Communion with Rev Sue Allen.

Pyramid Hill St Thomas: 10am morning prayer with CA.

Bears Lagoon St John’s: 9am Holy Communion with Rev Sue Allen.

Combined with Boort St Andrew.


Baptist

TUESDAY playgroup is paused for school holidays until May 2.

Wednesday Kid’s Club will be back on April 26.

Friday Youth is also on break for the holidays. Keep in touch via Facebook.

Sunday’s 10.30am church service continues as usual, followed by morning tea and chats afterwards.


Catholic

ST Patrick’s, corner Nolan Street and Wattle Avenue, Kerang.

Sunday, April 16: 10.30am Mass.

St Mary’s, King George Street, Cohuna.

Saturday, April 16: 8.30am Mass

St Patrick’s, Victoria Street, Pyramid Hill.

Saturday, April 15: 6.30pm Mass

Contact: Parish Priest, Fr Dean, 5452 1041, e-mail: stpatker@bigpond.com. Anointing of the sick: Contact the Presbytery, 5452 1041.


Eternity Centre

WORSHIP centre, corner Boundary and Wellington streets, Kerang.

Sunday: 10am and 7pm live praise and worship services.

Online services: Facebook @Eternity Centre Kerang.

YouTube: @Pastor Eternity Centre.

Contacts: Church office phone 5450 4440, pastor’s mobile phone 0491 861 988, elder Graeme Wood 0409 174 660, email admin@eternitycentre.org, website eternitycentre.org.


Presbyterian

ST Andrew’s, Victoria Street, Kerang.

9am weekly worship service.

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