EASTER SERVICES AND EVENTS Maundy Thursday – 29th March 10am Eucharist 5:30pm Seder (Passover) meal for adults 7:30pm Eucharist (with foot-washing and stripping of the church) 8:30-10:30pm Vigil in the chapel Good Friday – 30th March 9:30am
Christmas 2017
Christmas is always a busy and joyous time of the year, where we celebrate the birth of Christ and gather with family and friends. We hope you can join us to celebrate the peace, joy, hope and love of Jesus’
End of Western Windows Restoration- $18,000 needed to pay the final installment
The final scaffolding came down on Tuesday 14th November marking the end of the restoration works on our Great West Window.The new polycarbonate protection looks terrific and noticeably lets in more light. The restored window projects with renewed vibrancy the
Not long until the SA Army band performs at St Peter’s
The SA Army band will perform this Sunday, 24th September at 2pm at St Peter’s Glenelg. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear a professional band at their very best. It is also a good opportunity for children leaning an
Changes to Service times due to City-Bay Fun run 17th September
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Reminder: No Services at St Peter’s Sunday 17th September due to City-Bay fun run. Join Us Saturday 16th September instead! 3pm Blessing of the Pets at 3pm on the north-western lawns and 5pm Simple Parish Eucharist at 5pm inside St
Playgroup
St Peter’s Playgroup gathers during school term Wednesdays from 10am to 11.30am in the community centre at St Peter’s. Playgroup provides children from 0-5 years of age exciting play activities which includes toys, craft activities, music and fun. Playgroup provides
$100k lift for Bay church’s windows – Messenger Newspaper article
Palm Sunday Sermon by Ven Andrew Mintern
PALM SUNDAY Today a journey begins. Churches around the world will have palm Sunday processions similar to procession in the 10am service around the South western corner of Torrens Square. But this short journey is symbolic of a much more
Background information to the origin of Matthew’s Gospel – Ven Andrew Mintern
The Gospel of Matthew – Some Background information This year we follow the Easter story primarily through the Gospel of Matthew (with a departure into John for Maundy Thursday). The church follows a three year cycle of readings centered on
Easter Morning Sermon Ven Andrew Mintern
Easter Morning “This is what it is to be a Christian: to know somehow that Christ is risen. The “how” does not matter, nor the specific “when.” It is simply grasping the basic truth of this day: that God,