The Baptist Bush Church Boxing Club is a sports club located in Litchfield Municipality, Australia. Established in approximately February 2010, the club serves as an outreach ministry of the Baptist Bush Church, with the primary goal of spreading the good news of the Lord Jesus Christ. The club's mission, as stated on all membership forms, is for its members to grow strong spiritually and physically through acceptance of Lord Jesus Christ, the art of boxing, perseverance, discipline, self-respect, and respect for others.
Club group training sessions take place every Monday and Wednesday evening from 5-6pm, as well as Saturday mornings throughout the year. All members are required to complete a membership form and share in a prayer of the Lord's Prayer before each training session, acknowledging the victory won through the cross. The club attracts members from diverse backgrounds and cultures, both male and female, ranging in age from 10 to 35 years old. It is not only a boxing club but also a lifestyle, social group, and family.
The club is fortunate to have the support of John Siriotis, a retired professional boxer, who had a successful career from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. John's expertise and experience have been invaluable to the club and its aspiring boxers. The Baptist Bush Church Boxing Club is deeply grateful for his involvement and support.
In addition to boxing, the club also offers fitness training opportunities. For more information, interested individuals can contact 08 8988 1177. The club is registered with Boxing NT, and more information regarding the club's affiliation can be found on the Boxing NT website.
To stay up-to-date with the latest boxing news and photographs, interested individuals can visit the club's website or check out the latest updates provided by the Territory Regional Weekly Newspaper.
The Baptist Bush Church Boxing Club is a proud member of The Gathering Incorporation, a not-for-profit Christian organisation that encompasses various subgroups and programmes. The Gathering Incorporation has been operating for over 10 years and offers a range of services to the Litchfield Shire community. While its main focus is providing food to those in need, the organisation also offers social work services, counselling, mediation, and other support. Last year, The Gathering served over 4000 clients, representing families of two adults and two children, with a holistic approach to their well-being.
For further information about the Baptist Bush Church and its affiliated ministries, individuals can visit the church's official website at www. Baptistbushchurch. Org. au.