Events

Sunday 30th November 2025 – Advent Sunday

St Matthew 24: 36-44 – The necessity for watchfulness Isaiah wrote these verses about 740 BC, a time when spirits were low in Judah: Assyrian armies were bent on conquest, and many people doubted God’s power to preserve the dynasty of David in accordance with his promise; others believed themselves to be invincible in the face of the enemies. Because chapter 1 begins with similar words, it appears that this and the next few chapters originally formed a separate document.…

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Ministry During the absence of a part-time and full-time priest, the Rev’d Kent Williams is providing spiritual support in the Parish. Rev’d Kent is a retired Chaplain from the Australian Defence Force and has agreed to supplement the ministry of the Licensed Lay Ministers. Special Announcement The Bishop of Grafton, The Rt Rev. Dr Murray Harvey, has announced that he has appointed the Rev. Mandy Larkin as Priest-in-Charge of the Parish of Murwillumbah. She comes to us from the Parish…

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Forthcoming Events

Craft Group Parishioners are invited to join the Parish Craft Group which is designed to support each year’s fete. The group meets on the last Thursday of the month from 1-4pm in the Murwillumbah Golf Club.. Anglicare Food Pantry The Anglicare Food Pantry has left some non-perishable items for us to sell to the needy at nominal rates. These are located on the bookshelves in the Undercroft. Please pass on the word to those in need. A Feast of Christmas…

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Parish Financial Support

Financial Support As the Parish cannot operate without finance parishioners are encouraged to continue depositing their weekly pledges in the Parish Bank Account, BSB 705-077 Account No. 00040354. The deposit should be accompanied by the initials of the church the parishioner usually attends, e.g. A/S = All Saints, H/T = Holy Trinity and S/J = St Johns and the number of the pledge envelope or O/P (open plate) if not using envelopes. To ensure that pledges remain confidential parishioners should…

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