Reconciliation Week is bookended by the recollection of two key dates in the shared story of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people: 27 May marks the 1967 Referendum in which 93% voted ‘yes’ to Indigenous people being recognised as citizens. 3 June marks Mabo Day, in which the idea of Terra Nullius (unoccupied land) was legally overturned. Join us for a service of reconciliation.
The Requiem Mass is a quiet said Eucharist in the All Souls’ Chapel (Columbarium) where we remember those who have died, naming those whose years’ mind occurs that month. However, there is the opportunity to remember any you have loved who have died: please tell the priest before the service and names can be added ... Read more
If you find yourself rising earlier with the sun these days, why not consider joining the morning prayer group for one or more days in the week? We include a short period of silent meditation, but you are welcome to leave at any time. All you will need is the epray app or a copy ... Read more
Sometimes the point of gathering is the gathering. All are welcome for a time of just being together over a vegetarian meal. We prepare it together any time from 5:00 pm, but you are welcome to simply come and eat with us at 6:30 pm. Jesus gathered a community of friends and has been gathering ... Read more
Driver: Kate | Passenger: Sharon | Stylists : Benice and Holly
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Did you know that Murray Island in the Torres Strait is the location of the first moving image recorded in Australia and the first ethnographic film in the world? Reconciliation Week is bookended by the recollection of two key dates in the shared story of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people: 27 May marks the 1967 Referendum ... Read more
Mystics, Theologians and God-botherers at Evensong The Rev’d Sue Grimmett will speak about Raimon Panikka (1918-2010) A Catholic priest, theologian and scholar of comparative religion, Panikka was a mystic in the sense of one who, recognising that the divine is beyond rational thought, seeks union with this transcendent reality through prayer, contemplation and loving surrender. ... Read more
If you find yourself rising earlier with the sun these days, why not consider joining the morning prayer group for one or more days in the week? We include a short period of silent meditation, but you are welcome to leave at any time. All you will need is the epray app or a copy ... Read more
Started in 1996, ‘Tuesdays in the Undercroft’ is when those members of the community in need of transport are driven to St Andrew’s where they can meet and chat with others while enjoying morning tea in a most friendly and convivial atmosphere. This is a community outreach activity as well as a parish group and ... Read more
If you find yourself rising earlier with the sun these days, why not consider joining the morning prayer group for one or more days in the week? We include a short period of silent meditation, but you are welcome to leave at any time. All you will need is the epray app or a copy ... Read more
Attend in person. The Wednesday communion service has historically been known at St Andrew’s as the Healing Eucharist. Often while we recognise that Jesus’ ministry was one of teaching and healing, we are not always as comfortable in seeing healing as part of the ministry of the church today. Yet our faith is a living ... Read more
Driver: Kate | Passenger: Janet
Attend in person or online via Zoom. (To join by phone, ring 3185 3730 and enter meeting ID#749-111-700.) For more information, see Christian Meditation. Join online
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
If you find yourself rising earlier with the sun these days, why not consider joining the morning prayer group for one or more days in the week? We include a short period of silent meditation, but you are welcome to leave at any time. All you will need is the epray app or a copy ... Read more
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
This month Diane Thompson will speak about the work of the Overseas and Northern Outreach department and the Links (to domestic and overseas branches) department. Diane is the Diocesan contact for those two departments. Everyone is welcome! The Eucharist is at 9:30 am. Or come for a cuppa at 10:00 am or when the meeting ... Read more
Waypoint is a stopping point – a meeting place in the week to pause, listen, reflect and connect. We meet in the Undercroft for a non-Eucharistic service that features poetry, contemporary liturgy, music and silence. It is called Waypoint because it represents more than just a service. Waypoint is a meeting place within a wider ... Read more
Waypoint is a stopping point – a meeting place in the week to pause, listen, reflect and connect. We meet in the Undercroft for a non-Eucharistic service that features poetry, contemporary liturgy, music and silence. It is called Waypoint because it represents more than just a service. Waypoint is a meeting place within a wider ... Read more
Driver: Allana | Passenger: Wendy | Stylist: Sharon
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Attend in person.
Attend in person, or watch live on YouTube. View the service guide.
Over the past years Covid-19 has prevented us from holding our regular welcome dinners for those new to our congregation or looking to get to know people better. We are looking forward to holding our next welcome dinner on Sunday 12 June at 6 pm. We will be drawing together people who may have been here ... Read more
Driver: Beth | Stylist: Sarah | Passenger: Marjorie
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
Started in 1996, ‘Tuesdays in the Undercroft’ is when those members of the community in need of transport are driven to St Andrew’s where they can meet and chat with others while enjoying morning tea in a most friendly and convivial atmosphere. This is a community outreach activity as well as a parish group and ... Read more
Driver: Beth | Passenger: Ann | Stylist: Kate
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
Attend in person. The Wednesday communion service has historically been known at St Andrew’s as the Healing Eucharist. Often while we recognise that Jesus’ ministry was one of teaching and healing, we are not always as comfortable in seeing healing as part of the ministry of the church today. Yet our faith is a living ... Read more
Attend in person or online via Zoom. (To join by phone, ring 3185 3730 and enter meeting ID#749-111-700.) For more information, see Christian Meditation. Join online
Attend in person or online via Zoom. For more information, see Christian Meditation. Join online
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
Join us for Waypoint Talking Circles on the third Friday of every month at 6:30 pm. We will be gathering in a circle outside the church, weather permitting, (or inside the church if inclement).
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Great joy comes from singing, and for our June concert we are delighted to bring you Gloria! Our concert features three musically different but engaging masses. Schubert's Mass in G Major, Mozart’s Missa Brevis in D Major, and finally, the Mass for All Saints composed by our Music Director, Brett Sturdy, which provides a setting ... Read more
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An afternoon of classical music by Mozart, Beethoven, Camille Saint-Saëns and more. There are two prices to pay. $30 ($27.27 + GST) Book and pay for tickets online. Concession holders pay $25.Concession holders to book and pay for tickets at the door. Do not book your tickets online if you are a concession holder. Please arrive before 3pm ... Read more
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