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Stories of hope and inspiration continue to emerge within our Diocesan community, as the students and teachers at Coomera Anglican College play their part by producing potentially lifesaving personal protective equipment for Queensland Health workers
Reflections
“Many of our songs pose thinking questions and contain lyrics about love, joy and forgiveness…We sing about other people’s troubles and how God’s love has guided them to wherever they are today,” says Coomera Anglican College Captain and Senior Worship Band drummer Chris Airey in the continuing anglican focus series, ‘How my art intersects with my faith’
“My job was to clean wounds and dry skin patches, test blood pressure and blood sugar, clean ears, treat tooth decay, trim fingernails and toenails, and provide comfort,” Year 12 Coomera Anglican College student Cambria Hunt says of her recent service trip to Cambodia
Coomera Anglican College (CAC) students recently donated books to Gold Coast charity St John’s Crisis Centre so families in need have books to read over Christmas
Coomera Anglican College is hosting a sleep-out tonight to provide students with an insight into youth homelessness and raise funds for Anglicare’s Homeless Youth Appeal
Meet The Rev’d Canon Gary Smith, priest, accountant and cradle Anglican who contributes to our Diocesan community as a commissioner and School Council member
“We learned about the Mungallala State School students’ lives and saw how their farming lifestyles differ from our city lives. We saw how a cattle farm operated and all the work that went into raising cattle,” say Year 9 CAC students, Lataya Oweis and Renae Wieser
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