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Second Chance Op Shop
Its name was chosen to reflect the deeper message that God's love for us can give us a second chance at life through faith in Jesus Christ. Closed Mondays Opening Times: Tuesday to Friday Closed due to covid 19 Saturday Closed due to covid 19 Ph: (02) 6676 3011 |
A brief history....
Second Chance Opportunity Shop commenced in Ace Plaza in August 1995. Margaret Tavener was the first Op Shop Manager and brought not only retail experience but many of her friends as the first volunteers. Later Pat Barter and Lyn Cahill continued to bring the same passionate and dedicated leadership as managers.
From the beginning, Second Chance Op Shop had a rapid turnover policy with items sorted carefully to sell only quality items at bargain prices. Patronage grew strongly by word of mouth. Support from the community has been such that there has never been a shortage of stock for sale and many volunteers have given faithfully of their time over many years.
Second Chance Op Shop moved to the new premises at the Community Centre in February 1997 and in doing so never looked back except with appreciation of all God had done. The more relaxed parking was a great advantage and the location off the busy Coast Road was soon discovered by locals. In more recent years it has contributed towards Christian ministries from the centre which served the community.
Second Chance Opportunity Shop commenced in Ace Plaza in August 1995. Margaret Tavener was the first Op Shop Manager and brought not only retail experience but many of her friends as the first volunteers. Later Pat Barter and Lyn Cahill continued to bring the same passionate and dedicated leadership as managers.
From the beginning, Second Chance Op Shop had a rapid turnover policy with items sorted carefully to sell only quality items at bargain prices. Patronage grew strongly by word of mouth. Support from the community has been such that there has never been a shortage of stock for sale and many volunteers have given faithfully of their time over many years.
Second Chance Op Shop moved to the new premises at the Community Centre in February 1997 and in doing so never looked back except with appreciation of all God had done. The more relaxed parking was a great advantage and the location off the busy Coast Road was soon discovered by locals. In more recent years it has contributed towards Christian ministries from the centre which served the community.
