Park Ridge Adventist QLD

07/11/2025

🎄Welcome to Park Ridge Community Christmas Markets November 23rd 8am - 2pm🎄

You can expect 40+ vendors, food, live music and multiple kids activities such as jumping castle, hay ride and face painting✨

Invite your friends and family along for a festive start to the Christmas season!

14/08/2025

Come join us on Father’s Day at Park Ridge SDA church 10 am to 2 pm for a family day of fun and car show and barbecue

10/08/2025

05/03/2025

Dear Church Family,

I hope this message finds you well. Due to the severe weather conditions expected from Cyclone Alfred, we regret to inform you that our church will be closed this Sabbath. The latest reports indicate that Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are forecasted to be dangerous days, with gale force winds and the potential for flooding.

While it is possible that this cyclone may fizzle out or impact our area less severely than anticipated, based on the information we currently have, we believe it is safer to close the church. The high winds, anticipated flooding, unsafe road conditions, and the possibility of losing electricity and water on church property all contribute to this decision.

Although we will not be able to gather in person, we plan to hold our services online. We will send out links for Zoom Sabbath School and will also stream a sermon. Please note that this online service will only be possible if we have electricity and a stable internet connection.

Let us come together in prayer for Cyclone Alfred, asking for protection and minimal damage. Your safety is our priority, so please take the necessary precautions to stay safe throughout this storm.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time.

Blessings,
David Penate

23/08/2024

This Sabbath, as we gather to delve into Acts 15, we will encounter a pivotal moment in the early church, one that highlights the intricate workings of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers through challenges and decisions. The Jerusalem Council serves as a powerful reminder that maintaining unity and understanding in the body of Christ requires discernment and sensitivity to the Spirit’s leading. As the apostles and elders confront theological and cultural differences, we are prompted to reflect on our own tensions today—how do we navigate diverse perspectives while remaining anchored in our shared faith? We’ll explore how the Holy Spirit not only empowers individuals to speak boldly for the truth but also fosters an environment where grace and love reign supreme amidst disagreement.

Join us as we unpack the significance of this council’s decisions and the profound implications they have for our lives today. Acts 15 reveals that true direction does not come merely from human wisdom but from a collective submission to the Holy Spirit. As we witness the early church’s commitment to listening and responding to God’s leading, we will be challenged to examine how we, too, can better attune our hearts to the Spirit's voice in our own church community. Let us come together with open hearts, ready to receive the transformative power of God’s Word and the guidance of the Spirit as we seek unity in the mission of Christ.

15/08/2024

This Sabbath, we will dive into Acts 14, a powerful chapter that highlights the relentless spirit of early Christian missionaries like Paul and Barnabas. In their journey, we see a blend of triumph and turmoil as they boldly proclaim the Gospel in Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe. They face both enthusiastic acceptance and fierce opposition, reminding us that the path of faith is often fraught with challenges. Yet, through their unwavering commitment and divine empowerment, we witness the transformative power of the message they carry. Together, we will explore how their experiences encourage us to remain steadfast and courageous in our own faith journeys, even when confronted with adversity.

Moreover, Acts 14 calls us to reflect on our role as Christians. Just as Paul and Barnabas engaged with diverse communities and worked to build bridges through love and service, we too are invited to share our faith in ways that resonate with those around us. This chapter teaches us about the importance of community and the impact of collective prayer and support, emphasising that we are not called to walk this path alone. Join us this Sabbath as we seek to uncover what it means to live out the Great Commission in our own lives, drawing inspiration from the actions and attitudes of these early church leaders. Let us be encouraged to be bold, to love deeply, and to proclaim, just as they did, the good news of Jesus Christ to all.

02/08/2024

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