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If Christians are free are the Ten Commandments still relevant? What on earth is coveting? What is it to have no other gods? Come along and have a great long weekend at Advent Park, Maida Vale. Relax and get to know fellow members of Three Crosses. Share in talks, small groups, and electives, all around the topic of the Ten Commandments. This is a family friendly camp with fun activities and children's talks. Feel free to invite your friends— everyone is welcome. There will be great food and great conversations. And if you can’t live without seeing the last football match for the year, arrangements have been made for all the football fans to watch the game together. So don't miss out on this fantastic camp! If you have any questions or if you want to register, please download the registration form. |
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Ministry Training in Practice |
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In 2010 two students from Trinity Theological College will be extending their training by working with Three Crosses. 
Neon Crosses (NC) caught up with Row McMicking and Tim Nsair.
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Our resident drummer: Aylwin Lim |
 Hi... I'm Aylwin. I enjoy my work as a "flow assurance engineer" in the oil and gas industry (and am happy to explain what this actually means if anybody wants to find out more!) I also like spending time with family and friends, and playing the drums. I love being a part of Three Crosses because it's fun, the love of God is evident in the way people treat each other, and we learn important things about God that make a difference in our lives. |
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Hi I'm Cheryl. I'm an Office Administrator and lead singer of a band called The Jade Diary. I love going to Three Crosses because you feel like you're part of a close knit loving family, we know how to have fun, be creative, let our hair down and relax. Most of all, the teaching is biblically based and very sound. It's a fantastic church, join us! |
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Hi I’m Doug Burr! I was born in England and grew up in Penrith (in the western districts of Sydney) I have worked in a variety of labouring jobs, including 2 years conscription in the Australian Army.
I became a Christian in my early 20’s. Seeking to know more about the bible, I volunteered for 2 years of bible college where I met my lovely wife Dawn. Since moving here to WA I have studied horticulture and have been a gardener for the past 30 years. Dawn and I have two sons, both currently overseas in England on working holidays. I have been an elder at Bull Creek WPC for the past 26 years. I’m now an elder on loan with the 3 Crosses Church and involved in leading the House Church @ 10. As you can see I’m a babyboomer (which I’ve lately realised makes me pre-retro). I like a variety of music styles: some rock, some jazz and blues, some classical, I even like some techno, house, and drum and bass (tastes I’ve inherited from my sons). I don’t know much about art but I know what I like: watercolours! |
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