Home Hill's Anglican Church recently hosted a lively community event that brought together residents for a day of fellowship, food, and cultural celebration. The event featured an array of activities, including a series of addresses by various ministers who shared inspiring messages and led the congregation in prayer.
The atmosphere was one of warmth and camaraderie as attendees enjoyed a traditional sausage sizzle, which provided a delicious break between the day’s festivities. The aroma of grilled sausages filled the air, drawing in families and friends eager to share a meal together.
Adding to the vibrant atmosphere, the Burdekin Choral Society delivered a stirring performance that captivated the audience. Their harmonious voices resonated throughout the church, filling the space with uplifting melodies that highlighted the community's rich musical talent.
One of the event's highlights was a special performance of Melanesian song and dance, which brought a unique cultural element to the day. The performers, dressed in traditional attire, captivated the audience with their rhythmic movements and soulful singing, offering a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Melanesian people.
The event at Home Hill's Anglican Church was more than just a gathering; it was a celebration of community, culture, and faith. It served as a reminder of the importance of coming together to share in the diverse traditions that make the region so unique.
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Bishop and Party after unveiling the Centenary Plaque
Bishop Heith and Warden Pam Ashworth after unveiling Centenary Plaque on the wall.
Home Hill Choral Society
Pam Ashworth, Noel Condie, and Alf Shand cutting Centenary Cake.