Holy Week and Easter

Church times

Palm Sunday 28 March: 9 am, 6 pm
Maundy Thursday 1 April: 7 pm
Good Friday 2 April: 8 am
Easter Sunday 4 April: 8 am, 9 am, 6 pm

Registrations essential for Covid reasons. Contact the office for details.

Note that the 6 pm church on Palm Sunday will be an Easter Play.

Easter Saturday Reflection Space

On Easter Saturday 3 April, the church and chapel will be open from 9:30 am to midday, for a time of quiet reflection.

You can be assisted by readings, guided meditations, creative spaces, scripture, music and art. Or simply sit quietly in the space.

Stay for as short or as long as you prefer.

Give yourself the gift of taking time to find that deep well spring within you, sit with it, pray with it. Accept your rebirth. Go into the eve of Easter day renewed to live out abundant life.

Worship services have now started up again. To be COVID-safe we have maximum numbers and registration is essential. Contact the church office for details on registering.

Other events

Some other events have also re-started with COVID-safe measures. Get in touch with the contact person for an activity to find out the specifics for that activity.

Care

While it is important to maintain physical distance and health, we do no want to lose the social cohesion that is the hallmark of our church life. Keep in touch with the members of your Circle Of Care. Praying for each other is also important at this time.

Look after yourself and your neighbour as well. Let us continue to love God and to love one another.

To keep up with what’s happening at church, follow the facebook page. You’ll find out about events, keep up to date and get some inspiration along the way.

Thanks to everyone who brought in their broken computers, laptops, printers, modems, monitors for recycling.

Do you still have e-waste?

If you have an item or two of e-waste, you can still bring it in to the church office during our weekday open hours, or on Sundays.

The e-waste is collected by community group E-waste Connection. They are a social enterprise here in the western suburbs that recycles electronic waste as a way to give special-needs kids work skills, friendship and a way to contribute to the community.

It’s a win for the planet and for our community.

You can also recycle your electronic waste at the Council recycle centres. However you may find it more convenient to bring it to the church.