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Garden of Hope
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Come eat, garden and grow with us

Our garden is a place of healing and peace.

The Garden of Hope is a space where all are welcome at the table, as we eat, share, garden and pray together.

We seek to build a healthy community that listens, values, and respects each other. 

Our Garden of Hope is a calming, natural oasis, containing 1000 square metres of raised vegetable beds, 30 fruit trees, two shade houses, chicken and bird aviaries, and beehives.

We value community gathering and friendship so also have spaces such as shaded tables for seating 70 people, a fire pit and yarning circle, and an amphitheatre fitting 200 people.

Our meal times are well-resourced by an on-site kitchen, wood-fired pizza oven, barbecue area and coffee van. 

We would love to welcome you to the Garden of Hope for love, peace and healing hope. 

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Visit us

Address: 2542 Albany Highway, Gosnells

When you enter the property, turn left at the Seaforth Gardens sign. Then, quickly turn left, following signs to Bridge Program Recovery Centre. The Garden of Hope is 400m on the left over the little bridge.

 

Your officers are Major Nikki and Aux-Lieut Mark Curtis

 

If you would like to volunteer, have your own plot, attend our monthly gatherings, receive prayer or support the Garden of Hope, contact us.

Find hope and belonging

Join us for a meal, to potter in the garden, to explore faith or for a chat in a relaxing, natural environment. We would love to get to know you. 

Please also get in touch if you have any questions about our gatherings or want to know how to get involved in the gardening! 

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Sunday gatherings

Sunday, 5pm

Bring a plate of dinner to share with others. Enjoy laughter, friendship, and questions about faith. Everyone is welcome at the table.

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Community gatherings

Are you looking for a way to connect with the community?

Our Garden of Hope is a great place to start. You can have your own garden plot to garden alongside others, help propagate or maintain the larger garden space, or support on a building project.

We also host movie nights and welcome people dropping in to just hang out and drink coffee.

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Life groups

Monday, fortnightly

Every second Monday we share dinner around the table then break into groups to share life and our faith journey.

Volunteer with us

Would you like to help out at one of our working bees or organise a group to do some volunteer gardening?
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