— SUNDAY SERVICES —
8:30 AM
SUNDAYS
Prayer Book
100 Balaclava Road
(or LIVESTREAM)
10:30 am
SUNDAYS
All-Age
100 Balaclava Road
(or LIVESTREAM)
10:30 am
SUNDAYS
한국어 예배
100 Balaclava Road
(or LIVESTREAM)
6:00 PM
SUNDAYS
Less Formal Church
100 Balaclava Road
(or LIVESTREAM)
Help your child find answers at school in Anglican Special Religious Education (SRE)!
Enrol in SRE now online or at your Child’s School Office!
We teach Special Religious Education (SRE) at Denistone East Public, Eastwood Hts Public, Kent Rd Public, Smalls Rd Public, Epping Boys High
If enrolling online: 1. Login via Service NSW. 2. Select ‘My Updates’ then update SRE/SEE Preference. 3. Choose “Anglican” or “Combined Christian”
— ACTIVITIES —
In addition to our Sunday gatherings, we have a range of
regular activities throughout the week…
English classes for adults. $2 each week, includes morning tea. Enrol at class.
10am Mondays in school term at
98 Balaclava Road, Eastwood.
MAC4Kids (age 3-yr5) & SALT Youth (yr6-8) meet for games, craft, song and learning about Jesus!
Sunday’s during 10:30am services.
100 Balaclava Rd, Eastwood.
For teens in school years 6 and up – discover Jesus with
friends & fun!
Fridays 7:00pm-8:30pm (from 9/2/24)
114 Lovell Rd, Eastwood.
Regular events for you to GetTogether with us! We’d love to see you at our next event!
We teach Anglican SRE for kids (K-6) at Denistone East, Kent Rd, Eastwood Heights & Smalls Rd Public Schools.
Contact your school office to enrol your child.
We are privileged to share our facilities with St George’s Preschool and St Dunstan’s Preschool. Tim visits regularly to read and sing about our Great Big God!
— ABOUT JESUS —
“A friend of mine says that if you know the meaning of two words, you know our message, the Christian Gospel…”
Those words are “Jesus” (which means “God rescues”), and “Christ” (a title which means “God’s ruler”).
A person becomes a Christian when they accept these two things: that Jesus’ death on the first Good Friday was God’s way to rescue us from our sin, and that Jesus’ resurrection on the first Easter Sunday meant that God had placed him in charge of us all.
The first Christian sermon after the first Easter ended with: “God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord and Christ…repent and be baptised every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins.” (Acts 2:36-38)
With this “repent and believe” response, many people changed their lives completely.
It’s the same for us – we’re all learning about following Jesus; please come and find out more. Take our short course: “Simply Christianity,” or join a small group. Maybe listen to a sermon here online or in church.
Some have found “Two Ways to Live Opens in new window” another great summary.
