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Phil catches up with re-elected mayor of West Tamar Council, Christina Holmdahl. They talk about the new Councillors, a Youth Art Exhibition and continuing strong planning.

'Grown Through Grace' is the title of this sermon by Pastor Maddy Svoboda from Summerhill Baptist Church. He uses Galatians 3:1-14 as the Bible reading this time.

Summerhill Baptist Church is at 87 Stanley Street, Summerhill and you can make contact with them on 6343 3813 or at [email protected] & the website is www.summerhillbaptist.org.au

Sunday service is held at 10:00am each week.

Lucas Parry and team will be running the Point to Pinnacle this Sunday, pushing Lucas' dad (in a racing chair). They are doing it to raise funds for research into MND by the Clifford Craig Foundation.

They are aiming to raise $75,000 for the research done by the Foundation at the LGH. Find more information and give now by CLICKING HERE.

Nathan Patrick from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church uses Bible reading Luke 9:1-9 for his sermon entitled 'The Interns'.

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is located at 36 St. John Street in Launceston & you can contact them on 6331 5412 or email at [email protected]

Video sermons are available on their website: launceston.pctas.org.au

Tomorrow 13 Community Gardens are taking part in an Open Day. There'll be plenty of activities and fun for the whole family. Phil talks with Nick about the day and what we can expect. More information about which gardens are open, and where they are, can be found by clicking here.

City Mission's Christmas Appeal is now on, Phil talks with Stephen about the appeal, and what is needed.

This is the fourth and final episode in the series "Be Still My Soul" by Rev. Jason Summers, Chaplain of LGH Chapel. Entitled 'Finding Rest in the Shadow of Death', Rev Summers uses the Bible reading from Matthew 11:28-30 as his basis.

Sunday service in held each week in the Chapel at the Launceston General Hospital at 3:00pm, with the public invited to attend and streamed to patients' bedsides.

This message is the 3rd in the series 'Be Still My Soul by Revd Jason Summers, Chaplain at Launceston General Hospital Chapel. This instalment is titled 'Find Comfort in the Shadow of Death'

The service at the Chapel is held every Sunday at 3:00pm, with the public warmly invited to attend, & is streamed to patients' bedsides if they are unable to attend in person.

Colin will be performing a concert in Launceston as part of his Big Christmas Concert National Tour on December 1. It's always a pleasure to talk with Colin, enjoy the interview then check out the details of his tour by clicking here...

Phil and Christina talk about the Council Election, and that we have until 2pm tomorrow to get our votes in and which projects West Tamar Council has after the election.