Home » Churches’ turn to meet the council candidates

Churches’ turn to meet the council candidates

27/11/2008

By Lia Bichel
CRANBOURNE church leaders met candidates from Mayfield and Balla Ball Ward at Turning Point Family Church on Sunday.
Cranbourne Christian Ministers Association initiated the annual Meet the Candidates forum in an attempt to form a link between future councillors and the church community.
Leaders and members from local Cranbourne Presbyterian Church, Assemblies of God Church, Baptist Church, Uniting Church and Christian Revival Crusade enjoyed a barbecue with candidates Avtar Gill, Michael Shepherdson, Amanda Stapledon, Gary Rowe, Steve Beardon and Alan English.
After the barbecue, candidates answered questions regarding their campaign.
The event concluded with a prayer for unity within the City of Casey council and a prayer for each candidate.

Digital Editions

Seth has immediate impact

Seth O’Hehir had quite the impact in his 54 balls of batting and 12.1 overs of bowling for Kooweerup A Grade this season. That’s all…

More News

Armed duo attempt carjack in Hallam

Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating after two men armed with knives attempted to carjack a vehicle in Hallam last month. A 20-year-old male driver was at the intersection…
Club honours donor legacy

A revived community group in Casey has celebrated its official inauguration, honouring the legacy of a local organ donor. The Smart Club of Melbourne Inc. held its inauguration ceremony on…
Vaccination push as measles cases rise in Victoria

South east residents are urged to make sure they are vaccinated against measles, with 10 cases of measles this year in the region. Measles has recently spread in Victoria among…
Three charged following attempted home invasion in Cranbourne East

Police have charged three Casey youths following an alleged attempted home invasion in Cranbourne East in the early morning of Sunday 8 March. Police responded to a report of an…
New fair to debut in Cranbourne West

A new community event focused on creativity, wellbeing and cultural connection will debut in Cranbourne West later this month, as One Harmony prepares to host its first Creative Wellness Fair.…

Three teen girls arrested after alleged armed robbery at Narre Warren shopping centre

Three girls from Greater Dandenong have been arrested after an alleged armed robbery at a shopping centre in Narre Warren. Officers were called to the centre on Overland Drive about…
City unable to convert as Thunder suffer third loss in a row

A disappointing Friday night at Frank Holohan Soccer Complex saw Dandenong City draw 0-0 with Caroline Springs in round four of the NPL. City has endured a less than desired…
Hot-hand Hank joins the 180 party

The list of players to throw 180s doubled in round four of the South West Gippsland Dart League (SWGDL) as some of the stars of the competition made their mark.…
Who owns Australia? Fear, property and the cultural DNA of ownership

After last week’s column on Pauline Hanson, a familiar refrain surfaced again: “Migrants are buying up Australia” and killing the “Castle” dream! It’s a powerful line. It taps into something…
Fountain Gate police patrols extended

Police patrols at Fountain Gate have been extended until the end of this year, the State Government has announced. From December, police and PSOs in shopping centres were placed across…