Reflection for the Week – 8 September 2026
Ezekiel’s vision was set amidst the background of exile, loss and uncertainty.
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St Andrews by the Sea, Glenelg was a hive of activity on Saturday, 9th November as nearly 100 volunteers, donors and supporters joined in fellowship over a ‘Thank you’ lunch for the UnitingCare volunteers who have laboured tirelessly throughout 2024 bringing relief to those in need.
Hosted by UnitingCare SA and St Andrews by the Sea, volunteers were treated to a two-course luncheon with music provided by Kathy Pike.
UnitingCare volunteers came from Noarlunga, The Grove Woodville Gardens, North Adelaide, Taperoo and Glenelg. Donors present were from Lions Clubs, Rotary, Zonta and Food on the Table.
Thank you to Heather and Helen from The Corner who helped to make sure that the volunteers didn’t need to do anything on the day. They were ably supported by St Andrews by the Sea Church Council members, UnitingCare Glenelg Board members and UnitingCare SA staff and family members.
A huge vote of gratitude to Lyn Mitchell, UnitingCare Glenelg’s Coordinator who brought it all together. A great day was had by all!
A second UnitingCare end of year appreciation gathering will be held in Salisbury at the end of November.
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