Service Times

The Eucharist is the same as Holy Communion, Mass or The Lord’s Supper. It is the service where we follow Jesus’ command to his disciples to break bread and share a cup of wine in remembrance of him. As we give thanks over the bread and the wine, we are with Christ and in Christ making the connection between human and divine, between our lived experience and the eternal Giver of all life and love. Rowan Williams writes that to share in the Eucharist means to live as people who know they are always guests – they have been welcomed and they are wanted. It is why Rev’d Sue at the invitation to communion always says, “This is the Lord’s table – all who seek God’s mercy are welcome here.”

This is our major service of the weekend and includes readings, different prayers for the church, for the world and for ourselves, a homily reflecting on the scripture readings and Holy Communion. It generally lasts just over an hour. All that you need to follow and participate in the service is contained in a printed service guide you will receive at the entrance to the church. This service includes glorious organ music and choral pieces, and hymns in which the congregation joins the singing. During school term times, a Sunday Youth program is offered and children will have craft activities and teaching provided. Children are also welcomed into roles within the liturgy – as servers in the sanctuary or readers, or simply to bring forward the gifts to the altar.

The night has passed, and the day lies open before us; let us pray with one heart and mind.

We pray these words each weekday morning as we settle into the comfortable habit of the Anglican Daily Office online. It is a simple prayer book service combining prayers, psalms and Bible readings as we give thanks for the gift of the new day and pray for the needs of our world and our community. Our Morning Prayer also includes 15 minutes of silent meditation if you wish to stay for this practice.

All are very welcome, whether you find a daily habit a helpful practice, or prefer to only pop in occasionally. We find it a powerful way to start the day, committing to walk with God through the waking hours before us.

All you will need is the epray app or a copy of the prayer book. You are welcome to borrow a copy of the prayer book from the church if you don’t have one. You can download the epray app for free to your phone or device from the Apple app store or Google Play. Ask Sue or Tim for the password for our epray app account.

Attend in person or online via Teams:

• Meeting ID: 483 816 800 14
• Passcode: Ubws2N

Or call in (audio only):

• Phone number: +61 7 2104 7506
• Phone Conference ID: 382 751 047# 

Attend in person or online via Teams.

Attend in person or online via Teams.

Attend in person or online via Teams.

Attend in person or online via Teams.