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This Sunday we celebrate Australia Day, which falls on Tuesday. Australia Day is ..

Click to register for future services in church In this morning’s Gospel, another enthusiastic “Come and see”” - this time from Philip, w...

Click to register for future services in church The Epiphany On Wednesday we celebrated the Epiphany, the shining of the glory of God to ...

Register for our church services here. A New Year The Rev’d Angela Tilby is a regular contributor to the Church Times and was a mentor to...

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a safe holiday period for families. It was been a busy few days at church...

This weekend our Gospel reading is the annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary – the angel Gabriel announces that she is to have a child...

Leonardo da Vinci did not think this was a rude gesture for John the Baptist to be making – pointing to Christ ...

This weekend we celebrate the second Sunday after Advent. The Gospel is from opening of the Gospel of St Mark - “The beginning of the ...

Click here to watch our Sunday video Eucharist service (anytime) Click here to join our bi-lingual Zoom service on Sunday at 11am Click t...

This special day was inaugurated in 1925 as a new festival in honour of the Kingship of Christ... primarily intended to counter the claims..

The servants in this morning's parable were each given talents according to their abilities. Each servant had potential - undeveloped skill

On the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month, a minutes’ silence is observed and dedicated to those soldiers who died...

This morning we celebrate the feast of All Saints. No Christian is solitary. Through baptism we become members one of another in Christ...

This morning we hear again the two great commandments of Jesus... love the Lord your God ...love your neighbour...

This morning we celebrate the feast of St Luke the Evangelist, who wrote the Gospel bearing his own name and also the Acts of the Apostles.

The wedding banquet: This morning our Gospel reading is Jesus’ parable about the king who organised a wedding banquet for his son...

The wicked tenants: In the first century, if a landowner didn't have an heir, the land became the property of the tenants...

Deeply valuable symbolism is thoroughly embedded in two of Jesus’ parables, both of which begin, “A certain man had two sons.” ...

Manna from heaven: It seems we are never satisfied with what we have, even when we can see it as being directly provided by God...

This year, the global reach of the novel coronavirus revealed our shared human nature and the inter-connectivity...