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The Lakes Anglican Church






       In an era where opinions are shared mainly via social media,  The Lakes Anglican Church BBB nights simply began as a social
       it  is  easy  to  find  yourself  the  target  of  armchair  keyboard  gathering for a yarn. What many of our guys find (as do the
       warriors, whose objective it is to demean and slander from  women at wine and dine nights), is that these times aren’t about
       the safety of their phone or computer. To find a space where  changing someone’s views, beliefs or opinions, as much as they
       you can be challenged with differing points of view, share  are about “asking better questions” of them. The more we do this
       your own views, and enjoy a space to think more broadly and  with each other in a safe place, the more we desire to do the
       critically to engage the world around us fulfils a meaningful  same in other areas of our daily lives.
       dynamic in our lives – to hear others and be heard ourselves!

       BBB (Beer, Blokes and BBQ) is a get together held on the 4th    “To find a space where you
       Friday night of each month from 6:30pm, held in various homes,    can be challenged with
       where you get the opportunity to discuss topics and engage the   differing points of view, share
       diverse opinions of others.                                    your own views, and enjoy a

       The cost is just $12 to cover food and drink.                  space to think more broadly
                                                                      and critically to engage the
       Details can be found on the Lakes Anglican Facebook page -        world around us fulfils a
       https://www.facebook.com/thelakesanglican/events/               meaningful dynamic in our
                                                                      lives – to hear others and be
                                                                             heard ourselves!”


                                                              Where is a safe place to share your views and opinions to listen
                                                              and to be heard? Do you have people with whom you can
                                                              engage diverse opinions that help you embrace the world in
                                                              new ways that perhaps you hadn’t considered before? I hope
                                                              you too might find a group (or start a conversation) that creates
                                                              space for “asking better questions” today.

                                                              Fr Dan is the priest of The Lakes Anglican Church








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