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!

Proverbs 31.10-31; Psalm 1; James 3.1-12; Mark 9.30-37

Hymns (10am): 437, 444, 121, 179

Prayer

Prayer by Xiaoyang Galas (France, 2022)

Revd Rob will continue his two-part sermon on Prayer.

Instead of services at 8am and 10am, on Sunday 29 September, the feast of Michael and All Angels, St Philip's will have a combined communion service at 9am. This will be an occasion for celebration, thanksgiving for the previous few months, and prayer for the work of the parish in the near future. The Revd Rob Miners will preach on Angels. The Archangel Michael is the patron of Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine; we will also pray for the Ukrainian people.

Read Living in Hope in an Uncertain World, Bishop Mark's presidential address to the 6-8 September 2024 gathering of the Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn Synod.

Saturday 21 September, 10am–1pm
Come and find some fabulous Spring clothes, or simply join us for a drink, some nibbles and a chat.

Rejoice

Rejoice & Be Glad: Gospel Preaching for Christian Festivals. (Melbourne: Coventry Press, 2024).
More information here.

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.

Download the most recent weekly pewsheet.

The new Rector of St Philip's will be the Reverend Christine Cargill MA, M.Litt, BEd. She is expected to take up her role in January 2025. Read more here.

Read the most recent sermon or listen to the audio audio

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 them.

We acknowledge the Ngambri and Ngunnawal people, the traditional custodians of the land on which we worship, and 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.

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