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

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

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

Ash Wednesday begins Lent, a season of repentance and renewal of our faith. On Ash Wednesday we remember with prayer, and with the tangible symbol of ashes, our mortal nature, our place in the cycle of life, and our dependence on God. Many people prepare for Lent's humbling nature and call to simplicity the day ... 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

Ash Wednesday begins Lent, a season of repentance and renewal of our faith. On Ash Wednesday we remember with prayer, and with the tangible symbol of ashes, our mortal nature, our place in the cycle of life, and our dependence on God. Many people prepare for Lent's humbling nature and call to simplicity the day ... 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

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 different format each week. See the Waypoint page for more information. 1st Saturday of the month – Community meal: good company and conversation over a (mostly) vegetarian meal served at 5:00 pm; followed by 'The Gathering': an all-age interactive and reflective service at 6:00 pm. Families, singles, kids, elders, believers, sceptics... all are welcome! ... Read more