Liturgies
Friday, February 23rd
Living in Harmony pt.1 – Liturgy, February 18, 2024
As we begin our journey toward Easter, this Lent we are taking as our theme Living in Harmony; Living with Acceptance; going out into the morning and singing. In an increasingly turbulent world there has never been a better time to foster a calming acceptance and a burning desire to live in harmony,
Wednesday, February 14th
Where to Now – Liturgy February 11, 2024
Almost fifteen years ago to the day we walked out of the old church to our new home. It was a moment of mixed feelings and emotions. Next weekend we gather to reflect on our remarkable journey. Terry will be preparing us in his homily this weekend for our time together.
Tuesday, February 6th
What you seek, you already have – Liturgy, February 4, 2024
Jesus reminded us that what we truly seek, is close at hand, it is very near. Take the time to be still and Know. Know this in the very depths of your being. This is true happiness.
Tuesday, December 26th
Christmas 2023
Tuesday, December 19th
Self–Compassion – Liturgy, December 17, 2023
Continuing with the advent theme of Celebrating Resilience, the topic this week is Self-Compassion. Margaret will reflect on how self-compassion is essential for resilience and enables us to be loving and compassionate to others and assists us to participate in the unfolding of compassion in our world.
Sunday, December 17th
Weather The Storm – Liturgy, December 10, 2023
This week, Narelle Mullins shares opportunities which others can present from which we can forge our own journey of resilience. The Homily will suggest examples of resilience in specific media presenters and others.. and connect qualities associated with resilience to the character of John the Baptist
Thursday, December 7th
Consider the Wildflower – liturgy December 3, 2023
This week we continue to explore the celebration of resilience. Liz will consider the practice of gratitude and its contribution to resilience.
Friday, December 1st
Celebrating Resilience – Liturgy, November 26, 2023
This Sunday we begin our countdown to Christmas. In a time of increasing uncertainty and distress for many people we look for signs of hope and comfort. A reason to keep going and to hang in there. Other people can inspire us, in particular those who display a determined resilience despite setbacks.
Tuesday, November 14th
Being aware of out spirit of Love – Liturgy November 12, 2023
This weekend our homilist is Brian O”Hanlon. Brian is a retired psychologist with a passion for understanding the nature of spirit.
Monday, November 6th
Carried and Cared For – Liturgy, November 5, 2023
As we live in increasingly uncertain times, the need to feel supported and not alone becomes an ever greater need. Our liturgy this week invites us to keep maintaining and growing those relationships that sustain us.