Minister’s Message

Our Annual Meeting is on this Sunday the 29th of November at 11am.  Please do plan to come – there will be some good news for the year ahead as well as fellowship as we celebrate the way God has sustained us in the year past.  There are two ways you can come: IN PERSON:If

Our Parish Annual Meeting is just around the corner! Our Annual Meeting is coming up in November, and as with everything in 2020, it will be a bit different as we meet mostly online (and in person for those not online – if the law allows by then).  We will meet on: Sunday the 29th

You need some fun, and we’re here to bring it!  On Friday the 2nd of October at 7:30pm we’re going to have an online trivia night and everyone is welcome. How to join: If you don’t have it already, download the Kahoot app on your smart phone – you can get it here: https://kahoot.com/home/mobile-app/ If you don’t

We live in extraordinary times – the good news is we have an extraordinary God who promises to hear our prayers and act – so let’s pray that He might have mercy upon us, our church and our city.  Bishop Paul is calling us all together online via zoom for two opportunities to pray with others

It’s Father’s Day and you’re invited! It’s Father’s Day, and what better day to explore more about God who Christians call Father?  St John’s Anglican Church, Cranbourne is celebrating with a story Jesus once told about two sons, and a Dad who didn’t act at all how you’d expect. You can watch our service here: https://youtu.be/FKNnQkenLCI. This

Happy days! Dear church family, There’s something wonderfully sustaining about hope.  Having something to look forward to is one of the best ways to fortify yourself against the troubles of today.  One thing I have been imagining and looking forward to immensely is the first Sunday we’ll be able to gather together again as a