Breaking the Drought

Musical items were presented by Ian Mills and Peter Webb.

Breaking the Drought

The Pinery Community church of the Nazarene in South Australia held a stop the drought meeting in the Pinery Community Hall Sunday evening April 5th with reported 80 people in attendance. Mr Colin Blacket was the convener and M.C. Musical items were presented by Ian Mills and Peter Webb.
The Hon. Neil Andrews, O.A. former federal member for the Riverland seat of Wakefield explained the low flows in the Murray Darling System as the result of low rainfall in the catchment which has happened several times in the past century. There was also a panel of advisers including Neil Andrews to answer questions on the drought its effects and how to work with it. Rev. Ian Davidson spoke on 2 Chronicles 7:14. Highlighting God's desire for "His people" the Church to be in a right relationship with him and one another in order to be able to partner with God to bring about his purposes in the world. The meeting closed with the entire meeting standing in solidarity to commit themselves to God and his purposes in prayer.