Senior Pastor John Robertson continues the “Connect One” series.

How does the Alpha Course work?
Alpha courses are based around small groups of about 12 people, led by one or two hosts whose role is to facilitate and encourage discussion. Courses vary in size and this course will last for 8 weeks, with a day away in the middle. Each session begins with a meal, then a short talk looking at a different aspect of the Christian faith each week. This is followed by a time of discussion, when guests can ask questions and contribute their opinion. There is no charge to attend the Alpha course, although we ask for a small contribution towards food each week.

Who is the Alpha Course for?
The Alpha course is designed primarily for people who aren’t churchgoers and is open to anyone who would like to attend. Alpha is a great opportunity

Why attend the Alpha Course?
Guests come on the Alpha course for many different reasons. Some want to investigate whether God exists and some have questions they’d like to discuss. Many guests have never been to church and others may have attended church but feel they have never had a personal understanding of the Christian faith.

Details of the Alpha Course
The course will be led by Ric Benson supported by the Alpha Team, and it will be held in the Upper Hall at KBC on Wednesday evenings from 7.00–9.30pm. The topics covered will include:

• Week 1 [July 10]: Who is Jesus?
• Week 2 [July 17]: Why did Jesus die?
• Week 3 [July 24]: How can I have faith?
• Week 4 [July 31]: Why and how do I pray?
• Week 5 [August 7]: Why and how should I read the Bible?
• Week 6 [August 14]: What about evil and does God heal today?
• Week 7 [August 21]: What about the church and telling others?
• Week 8 [August 28]: What God is doing amongst us?

A one day retreat (lunch and refreshments provided) will be held on Saturday 10 August (9am-3pm) and if necessary Saturday 17 August (9am–3pm) when three topics will be covered -
- Who is the Holy Spirit and what does He do?
- How can I be filled with the Holy Spirit?
- How does God guide me to make the most of my life?

The Alpha Supper Night
If you or anyone you know would like to find out more about this great opportunity to explore life and faith, you are invited to our Alpha Supper Night on Saturday 8 June at 7.30pm in the Upper Hall at KBC. There will be live entertainment, a great supper, a short DVD entitled “Is that all there is?” and a brief presentation about Alpha.

Registering for Alpha
There are a number of ways you can register for this course —

• Pick up a registration form from the Help Desk — fill it in and return to KBC.
• Register online below
• Phone the Church Office on 3378 3595 or email us
• Postal Address: Alpha at KBC, PO Box 29 Kenmore, Queensland, 4069

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Senior Pastor John Robertson kicks off our new series “Connect One”

Register for Maxx Camp: Ignite & Empowered Conference now and save $20 (single registrations only)! Limited combo tickets available.

Maxx Camp: Ignite | Generation.KBC {Young Adults} Retreat
July 12–14 at Camp Somerset.
With special guest Joel Wiseman.
Worship, teaching, revival and life.
Generation.KBC {Young Adults}

All the camp details (including what to bring) will be sent to you after registration.

Day Passes available: covering all day Saturday 13 July, including morning tea/lunch/arvo tea/dinner & all activities/sessions.

Senior Pastor John Robertson winds up “The Resurrected Life” series

Pastor Pat Hegarty continues “The Resurrected Life” series.

Pastor Thong Ng con­tin­ues the series “The Resur­rec­ted Life”.

April

• 19 | Welcome home
• 26 | UNITE

May

• 3 | MyNITE
• 10 | UNITE
• 17 | MYNITE
• 24 | ONE VOICE
• 31 | My NITE

June

• 7 | UNLEASHED
• 14 | BREAKUP

Senior Pastor John Robertson continues the series “The Resurrected Life”.

Pastor Pat Hegarty begins a new series entitled “The Resurrected Life”.