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6 October, 2026

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Fellowship group enjoys day out

The Beulah Uniting Church Fellowship Group recently enjoyed another day of sightseeing and discovering some of the district's special projects and attractions, with Rainbow as the destination for this outing.


Beulah Fellowship members Lorna Williams, Lina Pickstone, Brenda and Joan Naylor and Jenni Turnbull enjoy view from the top of the Rainbow silo.
Beulah Fellowship members Lorna Williams, Lina Pickstone, Brenda and Joan Naylor and Jenni Turnbull enjoy view from the top of the Rainbow silo.

Due to several apologies, only five members were able to make the trip, but those who attended enjoyed a lovely day together.

The group visited the Rainbow Silo Art and took the opportunity to view the surrounding district from the viewing platform.

The landscaping and overall concept of the silo art development have certainly made it a wonderful asset for Rainbow and an attraction for visitors to the area.

The group also visited Rainbow's Turbo Art Gallery, which was preparing for its official opening later that evening.

This provided another interesting stop before the group finished the day with a welcome cuppa and cake at Hayden’s Café.

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It was another enjoyable day of friendship, sightseeing and fellowship for the Beulah Uniting Church Fellowship Group.

Change of date

Please note that the next Fellowship meeting has been changed to Tuesday, October 13, at 2pm, due to the Warracknabeal Show falling on the group’s usual meeting date.

Members will welcome a special guest, Brenda and Joan Naylor's sister-in-law from Bendigo, who will demonstrate the art of lace making and show members how this beautiful craft is created.

Everyone is looking forward to another enjoyable afternoon of fellowship and learning something new.

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