St Paul's
Beaconsfield

Anglican Church near Fremantle, Western Australia

Eternal God… Amazing Child
We come to this temple to present ourselves before the altar of Love.
And we seek to live in peace according to the Divine Word
In Christ, every tomorrow is revealed as God with us…
And together we see that image of Love made real..
We meet the Child, the Divine grace that is our Light and our Life…
Amen

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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..

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Reaching out..Just Manna

Tues 6th January 7pm Epiphany Dinner in the Hall
more events ..

Heartsong, seniors morning tea not happening this month...many people on holiday..

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Updated rosters December

* Christmas Dinner 2008
* Christmas 2008
* Nativity Play 21 December 2008
A Very French Affair Christmas Fair 6 December 2008 St Paul’s Fair This year St. Paul ’s celebrated St. Nicholas’ Day with a very French flavour. Press Release & programme & photographs (now updated!)

Art Exhibitions in the past..watch this space!!!

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

Regular Services

Sunday Sung Eucharist 9:15
Morning & Evening prayer 6.30am & 6.30pm
Heartsong [Taize style] First, third and fifth Sundays 8:30 pm
Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer Second Thurday of the month, 8pm

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Reflection from sermon ….

Let’s use the twelve days of Christmas to more fully hear the story, and to look at the unfolding of Christmas within ourselves, to the journey that it might lead us to as we move toward the new year.

St Paul's Beaconsfield

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St Paul's
Beaconsfield