Welcome
St Andrew’s is the home of a community of faith who seek to follow the way of Jesus in loving one another, practising generous hospitality, seeking peace and pursuing justice. We worship in the contemporary catholic style of the Anglican tradition, caring for and supporting one another to grow spiritually and live out our faith in practical ways in our communities.
Eucharist: Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost (25 Oct)
Sunday Worship
Sunday morning services can be attended in person (registration required) and are available online.
Watch all services on YouTubeEvent Registration
At the moment, you are required to book a ticket to attend an event or church service at St Andrew's.
Book a ticketService Guides for 2020
All service guides since Maundy Thursday are available online.
Access service guidesVirtual Commons
A virtual space where we can interact and share resources.
Access the Virtual CommonsSt Andrew’s on Facebook
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and their care for it for thousands of years. We recognise that when others came later to this country there was violence and injustice. We gather on this land we now share, aware of past injustices, and with respect for the land and its ancient people. Open to the Spirit, who has ever been present here, we resolve to continue to appreciate its beauty, to protect its resources, and to honour the connection the traditional custodians have with this land.
Open and Affirming
We seek to affirm the gifts of everyone – irrespective of sexuality, gender, race, culture, or other human characteristic.- and pray and work for the full equality of all.
Hire Our Space
Great things happen when we come together and talk about things that matter. We welcome you and your guests to fill our spaces with your ideas and stories.
If you are interested in hiring one of our spaces please contact us.
Roof Restoration Project
We are pleased to advise that our loan application has been successful and NPS Commercial will be commencing work on the 19 October. We will still be able to worship in the church at our usual service times, and access to the Undercroft will be unimpeded. We are grateful to be receiving some funding from a Diocesan grant. We have been able to secure a loan to fund the majority of this project and fund raising will be a long term venture. If you would like to donate towards this project, please see information on the Giving page.