The people of St Paul's Anglican Church in
Beaconsfield is a community that seeks God and the fullness of
creation by finding ourselves in relation to others. Our giving to
the common, to the other, our sharing of ourselves is our
commitment to this endeavour.
St Paul's is a community seeking the divine and
appreciates all who come to share in the quest....
Our services are in the Anglican tradition and yet
have an open orientation that encourages a sharing and engagement
with the mystical desire that draws humanity towards the Divine
..an orientation to God..
This week's parish newsletter doc or pdf
Beyond Christmas We will see the completion of the current building works and the emergence of a new community living on the two blocks next to the church. We will be servicing a loan of some $200,000 and so proving to ourselves that we have the capacity to do more. We’ll look at creating a new community meeting room and kitchen to make the hall more available to the wider community. We’ll grow and share and become a light in the wilderness… a beacon’s field.
all
- Monday 8th Feb 7pm Meeting to discuss Consecration of East End
- Next Sunday 9.15am Church service in the hall again
- Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer is cancelled for this month
more events .... notices...
***and the latest on the East End !!!!
Reaching out..Just Manna
- Have you a read Larrikin Angel, biography of
Sister Veronica Brady, written by our fellow parishioner Kath
Jordan yet?
- The latest portrait from sunday arvo pictures: ‘to find communion’ with Martin Mhando, award winning feature-film writer/director, who experiences his spirituality through his relationship with others. form Linda Blagg, another talented St Paul's parishioner
- Organisation chart (with photos ....still waiting for more photos)
Rosters Dec 2009-- Jan 2010
"Lord,
why did you tell me to love" (excerpt) Michel Quoist Prayers of Life Gill & Son, Dublin, 1963, pp 91-92
Alex asked Peter:Why are we here on Earth?
How does my spiritual practice and daily life
serve the earth?
How does my spiritual practice and daily life
affect the poorest third of humanity?
How does my spiritual
practice and daily life affect the generations to come in the
future?
New to the website
Did you miss going to Nanga? Did you go and are missing it? Readings doc or pdf
Are you a Saint, A King, Prophet or a Priest? Try the worksheet doc or pdf
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