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Belmont North

Belmont North Centre

10.00 am

A more contemporary family friendly service at our Belmont North centre.

Cnr of Ntaba Rd and Harrison St
Belmont North

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8.00 am

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12 Hutchinson St
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‘Do not let your hearts be troubled. Believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father’s house there are many dwelling-places. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, so that where I am, there you may be also.

John 14:1-3

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Bishop Peter Pilgrims through Israel and Palestine

Newcastle Bishop, Dr Peter Stuart, has just returned home from a 10 day study pilgrimage in Israel and Palestine, with St George’s College in Jerusalem. Bishop Peter reflected on this pilgrimage in daily Facebook posts, “there are already so many insights that make the scriptures come to life”. The group was a mix of Canadian,...

Celebrating and Caring for Creation

Written by Bishop Peter Stuart We have a beautiful gum tree in our back garden. It first took root long before rows of houses were built in our street. It dominates our suburban block. I like looking at the tree. I love the bark that falls of it. I enjoy seeing the birds in it,...

Festival Choir Service “Filled to the Brim” Renews Rural Parish

A choir service at St Columba’s Cassilis saw the rural church “filled to the brim” by people celebrating the local Harvest Festival. Mudgee’s Cudgegong Choir performed religious-type Mozarts, accompanied by an “earthy” liturgy, written specifically for the occasion. The service was followed by afternoon tea at Cassilis Bowling Club, and parishioners raved about the success...

This Week Around the Diocese

Belmont Op Shop Up-Sizes Belmont Op Shop moved recently to larger premises in Macquarie Street. A craft group started last week in a room separate to the trading section of the shop. It is planned that a Bible discussion group will commence in September. We welcome visitors, shoppers and those interested in joining one of...

Bishop affirms sanctity of life and supports decriminalisation of abortion

Our Bishop, Dr Peter Stuart, has been widely reported in the NSW media in relation to changes in the law about termination of pregnancies. Anglicans are encouraged to pray about this area of legislation and pray for the parliamentarians. Dr Stuart’s engagement can be found  at Abortion Law – NSW

House Church Grows Out of Parish Closure

When Teralba Anglican Church closed in November last year, a group of members found themselves starting the “Cameron Park Anglican House Church”. A core group from the congregation couldn’t find another place to worship, so Colin and Kay Walters started hosting the group in their lounge room. “There are about a dozen of us, aged...

St Luke’s Wallsend Joins Newcastle Pride Week with ‘Affirming’ Mass

Next Friday 23 August Saint Luke’s Wallsend is hosting a ‘Pride Mass’ in conjunction with Equal Voices Anglican as an opportunity for this parish and the broader Anglican church to celebrate and affirm LGBTIQA+ people in Newcastle and the Hunter during Newcastle Pride Week, especially within the church. “We intentionally used the word affirm, as...

New residential members at Lambeth Palace are preparing to start their Year in Gods Time

Young people who have chosen to join the Community of St Anselm and spend A Year in Gods Time have arrived at Lambeth Palace.

New bishop tasked with training leaders for Ethiopia’s fast-growing churches

New area bishop for growing churches in the Gambella region of Ethiopia has been given important task of training up Christian leaders.

States must listen to churches over peace-building

Governments should acknowledge role of churches in peace-building, according to the Anglican Communion’s representative at the UN.

Photo competition to showcase diversity of mission in UK churches

A photo competition launched by CMS hopes to change perception about how churches are involved in mission in the UK and beyond.

First Māori woman to become a bishop in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Waitohiariki Quayle has become the first Māori woman to be ordained a bishop in the Anglican church of Aotearoa New Zealand.

Malaysian Government ban on joint prayers could increase discrimination between different faiths

Archbishop of South Eat Asia criticises new directive from Malaysian government barring muslims and non muslims praying together.

Vulnerable to benefit from Welsh church centenary appeal

The Church in Wales is marking its centenary year by launching an appeal to help the homeless and victims of conflict.

Same-sex blessing questioned

The Anglican Primate of Australia, Melbourne Archbishop Philip Freier, has referred the question of blessing same-sex marriages to the Church’s highest court, the Appellate Tribunal.

Calder named Bathurst bishop

The Bishop Election Board in the Diocese of Bathurst has announced that the Reverend Mark Calder has been elected as the next bishop, SydneyAnglicans.net report.

Ground-breaking violence study

The Anglican Church of Australia is launching Australia’s first national research into family violence within faith communities. The National Anglican Family Violence Study will investigate and discuss the prevalence, experience and impact of family violence, the Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia, Philip Freier, announced today.

Rural Ministry Conference 12-15 September 2019

The Rural Ministry Conference is a new initiative of the Anglican Dioceses in Victoria to assist those who have a role in rural ministry in planning, enabling and doing, both clergy and laity

Anglican reflections on marriage

A collection of essays on marriage and same-sex relationships exploring different theological questions and understandings has been published by the Anglican Church of Australia.

Diocese of The Murray

Following the retirement of Bishop John Ford, the Bishop Election Committee of the Diocese of The Murray is pleased to announce the election on 25 May 2019, of the Rev’d Keith William Dalby to be the 5th Bishop of The Murray. Arrangements for Consecration and Installation will be advised later.

Sri Lankan attacks ‘appalling’: Dr Freier

Anglicans around the world continue to grieve  over the Easter bombings at Sri Lankan churches and hotels on 21 April, with Archbishop Philip Freier labelling the attacks in his May TMA column as “appalling”, “tragic” and “reprehensible”.

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