Good morning, it is a privilege and a pleasure to be here with you this morning. Peace be with you. Good Friday morning is always one of those mornings in the Christian calendar when we pause to consider more seriously the implications of attempting to live a faith-filled life. And not a passive faith-filled…
Today’s Sunday service on 28 January 2018 was very special. From the foyer, we could see a maze that was set up on the church floor and we were told to be careful not to damage it. Later on, we have found out it was a labyrinth, rather than a maze. Rob Hoskin has set this one up for us, having eight corners (an octagon) and in the middle there was a jar with water, again having an octagonal shape.
This is a copy of the sermon from the Sunday Service on 21 January 2018. What do you know about the city of Ninevah? It was the largest city of the Assyrian Empire up until630 BC it was the largest city in the world. It was an empire known for its brutality and violence. So…
In tonight’s Carol Service, we joined to think of the events that led to Jesus being born in Bethlehem. We read from the Bible and sang carols. We celebrated our Lord with songs, prayers, while having quiet moments to reflect and think of people we miss. The Carol Service gave us an opportunity to connect with the past, acknowledge the present and think about the future.
On Sunday December 10, 2017, we had a morning tea to farewell Shirley and David Lancaster. Shirley and David joined our church community in 1989 following many years in Fiji, and from the very beginning they participated fully in the life of our church. Both Shirley and David at various stages have been members of…
There was an outpouring of creativity and enthusiasm at St Kilda Uniting Church on 25 and 26 November 2017 led by the renowned Christian songwriter and musician Robin Mann. We were delighted to have Robin …
A wonderful event full of valued guests: The launch of the book by Eddie Bear and Robert Hoskin: Return to Majaddin: A Kimberley Homecoming started with the church service and continued after a short break.