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The first in our series "Portraits of Jesus". From the Gospel of John, Ian talks about Jesus the good shepherd.
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Members of Penshurst Anglican Church’s youth group took part in the World’s Greatest Shave in April raising $2000 for the Leukaemia Foundation.
All 15 youth group members coloured their hair and senior minister the Rev Bart Vanden Hengel (pictured) had his hair shaved into a mohawk for a day.
“It only lasted a day before I shaved it all off. I didn’t want to shock the 8am congregation on Sunday morning!”
The church also has a congregation member who lost his hair following chemo and radiotherapy following the removal of a brain tumour.
“We thought it was a good way to empathise with him and walk with him in his public baldness,” Mr Vanden Hengel says. “We plan to get the kids engaged in a wide variety of social causes. Later this term, we are going to help out at a soup kitchen in the city.”





