St Philip's Anglican Church, O'Connor

At St Philip's, we glorify God and make disciples by creating a community where we live the love of Christ. "Come and see" said Jesus' friend Philip when Nathaniel asked him about Jesus. We invite you to "come and see" what the good news of Jesus Christ is about!

Exodus 24.12-18; Psalm 2; 2 Peter 1.16-21; Matthew 17.1-9

Ivanka Demchuk (Ukraine, 1990- ) Transfiguration.

Eucharist (Holy Communion) with the Imposition of Ashes.

Joel 2.1-12; Psalm 51.1-17; 2 Corinthians 5.20b-6.10; Matthew 6.1-6,16-21

Join us to start this holy season with prayer and reflection.

Read more here about our keeping of Lent for 2026: the Meaning of Lent, with oppportunites for worship, prayer, reflection and more. You can also download and print a booklet (print the pages back-to-back on the short edge), or a leaflet of A4 pages.

The AGM will be on Sunday 1 March, at approx. 11.15am, after the 10am service.

Members are invited to download and read a leaflet which gives more details and includes a nomination form for the elections to be held at the meeting.

A booklet with the Agenda and reports will be distributed in the week begining 15 February.

A non-eucharistic service using some Taizé as well as other reflective practices.

In the Lamerton Centre. For about 35-40 minutes we will use different styles of prayer and meditation as we pray for the parish and world.

Eucharist is celebrated every Thursday at 10am, followed by relaxed morning tea and chat. The service is spoken and includes a brief homily.

Download the most recent weekly pewsheet.

Read recent sermons.

Check the diary dates for the year!

Inclusion — We respect the individual and embrace and honour diversity.
Relevance — We promote Christ as central for our community, our world, and ourselves.
Caring — We share Christ's love through welcome, hospitality, service, and stewardship.
Relationships — We build nurturing connections with God, each other, and the wider community.
Worship — We provide a space for people to celebrate and grow in the healing love and grace of Christ.

We acknowledge the Ngambri and Ngunnawal peoples, traditional custodians of the land on which we worship. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present, and emerging. We extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who worship with us.

Please do not attend church if you feel unwell. Please be aware of hand hygiene and mindful of social distance. Thank you. Masks are available for those who wish to wear one.