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Our services are at the usual times on Sunday of 7am and 9am, with the 9am service including Zoom streaming. As usual the week's notice paper and 9am service sheet are available via the links below. Children's church is paused for the school holidays, but children are always welcome. This welcoming of all is the theme of our gospel passage this week. Jesus tells his disciples at the end of Matthew 10 that even the 'little ones' (which include both children and those marginali

In our gospel this week, we continue to read Jesus' instructions to his disciples whom he is sending our to participate in his mission. There are warnings here that they will meet opposition, but also the assurance that they go in the strength and under the loving care of God. The same promises and assurances apply to us. "Even the hairs of your head are counted", says Jesus, "so do not be afraid". (Matthew 10:30-31) Our services are at the usual times on Sunday of 7am and

Want to find a new/pre-loved jigsaw to try? Support our parish fundraiser: JIGSAW JAMBOREE We have nearly fifty jigsaws which need a new home. Come and browse and buy after both or services this Sunday, 21st June, or the Wednesday morning service on 24th June. If you can't make it to church, then there are three lots of specially selected items that you can bid on by emailing the parish office admin@stlukesekibin.org.au before tea-time on Friday 26th June: Lot 1: Traditional

As we continue to read accounts of Jesus' ministry as curated by Matthew, this week we are reminded that Jesus' mission was never his alone. He invited, indeed commanded, his disciples to go out and share the good news and the healing power of the Kingdom. And this is what he still invites, indeed commands, the church to do today. Our services are at the usual times on Sunday of 7am and 9am, with the 9am service including Children's Church and Zoom streaming. As usual the wee

The June issue of 'Church News has been published. Read it here.

Join us for Evening Prayer by Zoom. Tuesday-Friday at 6pm. If you don't have a Prayer Book, then you can follow the service on your phone or computer at https://daily.epray.com.au

This week we start the 'green season' in the church which lasts (baring a few saints' days) until the end of November. After the emphasises on the Good-Friday-Easter Day-Pentecost arc, in our gospels we follow the accounts in Matthew's gospel of Jesus' ministry. There is much to learn there about the values of the kingdom of God. This week the calling of Matthew the tax collector, and the healing of two women show that God's call and God's promises are for all. Our services a