A page dedicated to some of the art and craft ideas we have produced to help our worship, give the community meaning and bring some holy colour into the sanctuary.   We also show these items in conjunction with our Open Church project, giving some idea to people about what sort of things go on and how we see and understand ourselves.   We are a very varied community of people with a plethora of different gifts. This is a small showcase of some of the these gifts.

		Please wait for the images to load. More will ba added in the next few weeks including the worshipalternative's aboriginal art, covenant banners and texts, and our 25 foot Pentecost banners.
Our harvest and dedication service revolved around the vine and the branches. CRAFTdaft made the wall hangings of autumn leaves and in front of the communion table were bare branches. During our dedication of all our organisations, chidlren came forward and hung leaves on the branches, each leaf with the name of an organisation. October 2000
CRAFTdaft produced these banners for Easter. About 25 feet tall they represent hope and resurrection via the gold ribbons strung through the rainbows. This was the first work by CRAFTdaft April 2000
Part of our worship involved the Sunday School children drawing their hand prints and signing their names in them while stories were told of Biblical characters, like Thomas, looked at Jesus hands and believed. April 2000
This is one of two large Pentecost banners: ribbons of pentecost colours, red and purple with doves winding their way through them. June 2000
Celebrating the five great covenants in the Bible: Abraham, Noah, Moses, David and Jesus. July 2000
The Fruits of the Spirit ribboned around the walls of our sanctuary. June 2000

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