St Paul's
Beaconsfield

Anglican Church near Fremantle, Western Australia

Divine embrace and Dance of Love
Our Life is revealed in the light of your Love
Holy Trinity your voice calls us to Birth.. to death .. and to fullness of Life
In Christ, the unseen is made seen
In the Spirit, the fullness of life is given to all
And together we embrace the universe as we give and receive in your Divine presence…
Amen

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

Saturday 6th June Busy Bee - from about 8.30

Wed 10th June 9.30am A Day in the Spiritual Life of the Cathedral

Thursday 11th June 8pm Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer

Friday 12th June Lucy’s Art Exhibition

Reaching out..Just Manna

• Have you a copy of Larrikin Angel, biography of Sister Veronica Brady, written by our fellow parishioner Kath Jordan yet?

New to the website

• Service 18 May

• Service 10 May 2009

• Service 3 May 2009

• Elders Morning Tea April 2009

• At the altar 19 April 2009

• **Altar 2008 2009

  "Lord, why did you tell me to love" (excerpt) Michel Quoist Prayers of Life Gill & Son, Dublin, 1963, pp 91-92

  Alisons' prayers for the Third Sunday of Lent

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?

Reflection from sermon ….

The young envision and imagine tomorrow – there's an unbridled creative energy that draws and almost feeds on everything around to envision tomorrow, to move toward tomorrow - your young men shall see visions. The old, with wisdom, dream, a view of tomorrow born from within, from the creative inner landscape of life, a dream of tomorrow that emerges from the experience of life. We all, all have a part in the process of Pentecost..

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