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Last weekend Cornerstone members and friends met in Orange. Listen in here to three stimulating conversations I had with some teacher-mates that showed how inspiring faith-stories have been breathing fresh air into Australian classrooms. Les Follent has been a comrade who has taught me many things. Mates like that are rare and I owe him big time for his shared wisdom and insight. Not bad for a Queenslander! Mick Kennedy and Ben Johnson have been strong team members who have loaned me their strength. Authentic community gathered under the Cook Park canopy. Go to Read More to watch the video.  Les Follent from Orange and Ben Johnson and Mick Kennedy from Bendigo share their experiences below.
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Geoffrey Bullock
4/6/2022 04:46:53 pm
Thanks, Paul! It would have been good to be there!
TOH
4/6/2022 05:04:31 pm
You would have been encouraged to see green shoots and fresh growth on the mature tree. You played a part in its growth, thanks. Leave a Reply. |
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