St Matthew's Anglican Church Cheltenham

08/06/2026

We remember our brothers and sisters in the Philippines following the powerful earthquake near Mindanao.
Please know that you are held in our prayers.
May God bring comfort to the grieving, strength to the injured, and hope to all affected communities.
We stand with you in faith and solidarity.

08/06/2026

Bible Study at St Matthew's

Every Second Sunday of the Month, commencing 14 June, following the 9:30am Mass, St Matthew's Anglican Parish, 161 Park Road, Cheltenham, will host a Bible Study on the theme:

Growing as Christ's Missionary Disciples

All are warmly invited to attend as we explore the biblical foundations of the Church's mission and discover how Christians can participate more fully in God's work in the world.

Through Scripture, discussion, and prayer, we will deepen our understanding of discipleship and our calling to proclaim the Gospel in our daily lives.

Whether you are new to Bible study or have been studying the Scriptures for many years, you are welcome to join us as we grow together in faith, discipleship, and mission.

for more details call Mobile: 0409149 486

All are welcome

08/06/2026

As we receive Christ in the Sacrament, we are sent to reveal Christ in the world

07/06/2026

The Eucharist is the heart of the Church and the source of her life

07/06/2026

Reflections on Homily preached by Rev Gerald Loos at the Feast of Corpus Christi -

In the Eucharist Jesus feeds us with His Love and Strengthens us for the week ahead, reminding us that we are never alone.

We are Jesus hands and feet as our actions in this broken world represent His Forgiveness for Sin. Thus we are called to be the Peacemakers.

06/06/2026

The Bread of Heaven nourishes us for the journey of faith

06/06/2026

Feast of Corpus Christi

This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi, the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. On this day the Church gives thanks for the gift of the Holy Eucharist, in which Christ continues to nourish and strengthen his people. As we gather for Sung Mass, we rejoice in Christ's presence among us and are renewed in our calling to be his Body in the world.

"I am the living bread that came down from heaven." (John 6:51)

06/06/2026

We must put people ahead of profit.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally, has led a debate in the House of Lords on the human impact of Artificial Intelligence.

Archbishop Sarah described AI as a ‘remarkable product of human creativity’, but warned that it also raises urgent questions about human relationships, the future of work, democracy, truth and the protection of human dignity.

In her speech, she said:

‘Technology this revolutionary must not simply be unleashed on our societies: it must be developed with us and for us - at a human pace, with human objectives.

‘Above all, we must put people - our common, glorious humanity - ahead of profit, convenience or technological progress at all costs.’

The debate follows wider Christian reflection on AI, including Pope Leo XIV’s recent encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. AI is also one of the major themes being explored by the Anglican Communion Science Commission, as it seeks to equip Anglicans for thoughtful and courageous leadership in science.

Read the full article on Anglican News: https://bit.ly/4uSimVN


Archbishop of Canterbury

05/06/2026

The Trinity at Work in Our Lives

04/06/2026

Knowing God Through Jesus Christ