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  A newly detected scam could affect your online security. CCFS has become aware of a fraudulent Facebook page, masquerading as CCFS, offering personal loans with the title “Churches of Christ financial service”. Please be cautious and avoid interacting with this page. The fraudulent page: May look authentic, accessing online CCFS images. The page may use a similar name or logo… Read more →

Farewell Joel Plotnek – Celebrating 27 years of service

In the world of business and leadership, it’s not often that we come across individuals who embody dedication, passion, and a profound commitment to both their professional lives and church mission. These people leave an indelible mark on the organisations they serve and the lives they touch. Today, we take a moment to reflect on the career and calling of… Read more →

Cafe Care : Loving God Loving Others

What a privilege it was to see the wonderful work Café Care at Clayton Church of Christ do each Monday night. We were able to witness the sharing of the gospel over dinner and journey with many in need on a cold winter’s night. The assistance Cafe Care provide is sincere, warm & personable. Bill Pontikis, Community Care & Crisis… Read more →

CMA Conference 2023

CCFS was privileged to attended the recent CMA Conference in Brisbane. CMA is a hub for leaders, managers and board members of Christian organisations. There is nothing like connecting with like-minded professionals and being inspired by amazing speakers. So many great ideas and insights shared. Pictured are CCFS’s National Relationship Manager, Stuart Campbell with Liz Hunter (CCVT Chair), Murray Baird… Read more →

2023 Indue Leadership Summit

It was great to catch up with many from the mutual banking sector at the Indue Leadership Summit recently. There was a strong commitment to protecting investors, reducing frauds and scams through presentations from Emma Alberici – Economic Commentator, Bob Hedges – Chief Data Officer, Visa Global, Edgar Zayas – Director Global Advisory, BioCatch, Andrew Black – Managing Director, ConnectID,… Read more →

CCVT 2023 LIFT Summit

It was great to see so many of our Victorian and Tasmanian churches at the 2023 Churches of Christ LIFT summit recently. CCFS appreciated the opportunity to have a stand and provide delegates with an update about another record breaking year! We are grateful for the ongoing support and investments of our member churches & congregation members who help fund… Read more →

A renewed vision for Gawler

Scott Combridge has ministered at Hewett Community Church/Gawler Church of Christ for the past 13 years. The church is still considered a pioneering congregation, partnering with the Hewett Council to manage a dedicated function and community centre. A partnership of this type wasn’t unusual. The church had previously partnered with the Hewett Council and Education Department in South Australia, establishing… Read more →

A new landmark emerges in Devonport

Devonport Church of Christ is located at the intersection of Steele and William Streets Devonport. Located opposite a KFC and Hungry Jacks it is one of the busiest intersections in the city.  Senior Minister Blake Moore (pictured) and the team have worked tirelessly through three years of planning and stewardship and a further year of construction to ensure the development… Read more →

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