Ecumenical Chapel

Student leaders from across the Sunshine Coast came together for an inspiring morning at Caloundra Christian College, celebrating the annual Ecumenical Chapel service. The event included a meaningful Chapel service, networking opportunities and morning tea. 

Councilor Tim Burns delivered a powerful message on servant leadership and encouraged us all to follow the example of the greatest servant, Jesus. 

Well done to Luke and Kaiya who proudly presented Grammar's school plaque. Indigo also showcased her skill sin the scissor, paper, rock competition and secured an impressive second place out of 250 competitors. 

Students and staff also enjoyed the combined bus trip with Suncoast Christian College.

Well done to all students. 

Ash Wednesday

Students, staff and families are welcome to attend Grammar’s Ash Wednesday Service as we mark the beginning of Lent. We will focus on God’s character, love and forgiveness. There will be an opportunity to give and receive the sign of the ashes and in doing so hear the words, ‘Turn away from sin and turn to Christ.’ This means to turn from your sin, be faithful to Jesus, and choose to live a life worthy of this calling.

We will hear that the invitation of the Gospel message is to accept that Jesus died on the cross for our sins and came alive again. This incredible sacrificial act of love by Jesus can make us right with his Father God so that we can have our past forgiven, our present empowered and our future secure.

‘Come back to the Lord with all your heart; leave the past in ashes, and turn to God with tears and fasting, for he is slow to anger and ready to forgive.’ 

Joel 2:13

Pastor Jon Taylor
School Chaplain