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This morning's Gospel contains the stories of the Syrophoenician woman who asks for her child to be healed ...

In this morning's gospel reading, Jesus reflects on the defilement that comes from people’s evil hearts, rather than from what they consume

"I set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth. And it shall come to pass....

This morning in our video service we hear again one of Jesus' I AM sayings from St John's gospel ...

This morning's gospel includes the first of seven 'I am' statements of Jesus, found only in the Gospel of St John - 'I am the bread of Life'

Lockdown number 6 begins at 8pm this evening. Consequently there will be no services in the church over the next 7 days.

The Gospel reading for this weekend contains one of the sentences of Jesus that we regularly hear in our Eucharist service...

This morning's state government review of Melbourne's COVID restrictions means that we can resume our regular services...

The Gospel reading this morning is St John's version of the feeding of the 5,000. ...

'Sheep without a shepherd' is the text from Sun day's gospel.

Our Gospel reading this weekend is a story inside a story inside a story. The passage opens, “when Herod heard of it…”

On Monday we farewelled BGS student, James Tsindos, whose coffin paused at St Andrew's on its way to his funeral ...

On Sunday at 10am there will be no refreshments following the service because of the need to allow a 4 sq. metre between attendees....

Good news! From this Friday 11 June worship can resume in the church. Please register