Can You Help Can Communities
One of the greatest joys I have had in the last couple of months has been getting to know the good people of Cana Communities Inc, in WA. They are a fabulous charitable organisation, doing transformative work with vulnerable women in and around Fremantle for the last 8 years. They are a self-funded, non-government, not-for-profit organization that has been supporting the vulnerable populations of NSW and WA for nearly 50 years. Their mission is to provide companionship, support, and opportunities for individuals facing various challenges, including homelessness. And now they need our help…
They are looking to rent a home to provide transitional housing options for women in WA. All rent will be paid directly from their head office in NSW.
They already have well established boundaries and expectations which the women adhere to, such as:
• Treat people and property with respect always.
• No Smoking or Vaping in any part of the building.
• Illegal drugs, illegal goods, or alcohol are not permitted on the premises.
Cana Communities Inc, takes full responsibility for the condition of the property. Any changes to the property would only be made in consultation with the property manager, with approval from the owner. Cana:
• A place to belong and contribute.
• Opportunities for communal activities and shared meals.
• A bedroom and common areas in good repair.
• Appropriate levels of privacy and confidentiality.
The property they are looking for will provide a safe area for their Food truck to be parked. It will have good access to public transport and support services. References are available too.
If you think you could help, please contact Mauz Kay, the manager of Cana Communities, on 0419 928 110, or speak to Revd Gemma.
Spiritual Practice
SUNDAY WORSHIP
9.15am – Each Sunday
7.00pm – Except 2nd Sunday of each month
MORNING & EVENING PRAYER
Monday to Saturday – 6.30am
Monday to Thursday – 6.30pm
FORTNIGHTLY CONTEMPLATIVE MORNING
Contact Peter Smith for details
HEARTSONG
Second Sunday of each month at 7.00pm
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Beaconsfield Parish
We welcome people in the name of Jesus Christ in a way that proclaims the Gospel afresh for each generation. We are people seeking deeper community within the church and beyond it. We seek to affirm and welcome all people, regardless of culture, language, financial position, visa status, gender identity, sexual identity, religion, race, ability or mental health. . We are open to engaging with the questions that point toward the Divine in all life, sharing diverse views within the Christian tradition, learning from other faiths, and valuing the perspectives of people who hold no religious beliefs. Our conversations include fundamental questions: How does my spiritual practice and daily life serve the earth? the poorest third of humanity? the generations to come in the future?
Sunday Worship
If it has been a while since you have been to church, or you have never been, you may be wondering about the flavour of our Sunday Service. In some ways, we might be considered ‘traditional’. We use the Anglican form of worship, the priest wears robes, we sing hymns, there are candles, and we celebrate with the sharing of bread and wine. If you have children, they can join us for activities in the hall or are welcome to remain during the service.
We are also progressive and seek to be radically inclusive. We appreciate the importance and wisdom of the church community, are willing to question tradition, and aim to express our understanding and creativity through our services. We welcome all faith traditions (or none, or not sure), lifestyle choices, orientations, and ages, as we aspire to gather as one body at Gods table, equally loved.
Community
There are many ways to be part of our community and celebrate life in all its fullness. Eating together is at the heart of our shared life: we enjoy breakfasts, morning teas, celebration dinners and drinks around the firepit. We offer a network of small groups for worship, meditation, study and social support. We engage in pastoral care in the local community, as well as supporting an orphanage in Nepal. We host Muslim Jummah prayers every Fridayand a weekly Buddhist prayer circle. Our children’s ministry focuses on supporting each other as an extended Christian family. For our elders, we host a monthly morning tea, with lifts provided for those who need them. Join with us and share in our exploration of life .
Weddings, Parties Anything!
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Giving to St Paul's Beaconsfield
St Paul’s Beaconsfield gratefully accepts financial contributions from parishioners and the wider community to assist with the day-to-day running of the parish
and upkeep of our heritage-listed buildings. Donations can be made by EFT. Our bank account details are:
BSB: 706 001
ACCOUNT No.: 3000 3006
ACCOUNT NAME: Anglican Parish of Beaconsfield
