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Moss Vale Anglican Church Moss Vale Anglican a parish with 5 gatherings at 4 locations, offering contemporary, traditional, and informal styles. All welcome!

Sunday's, 10:30am at Moss Vale Anglican Hall for a multi-generational service, livestreamed with Sunday Kids during term. Service times:
- St John's Moss Vale 8:00am - Traditional

- Moss Vale Anglican Hall 10:30am multi-generational (includes Sunday Kids during school term) followed by morning tea. This gathering is LIVEStreamed - All Age Contemporary

- Christ Church B**g B**g 9am - Traditional

- Holy Trinity Berrima 9:00am first Sunday of the Month and 5:30pm bible study on the 3rd Sunday

- St Thomas' High Range 10am (1st & 3rd Sunday of the month)

Moss Vale Anglican Church · FRESH Community Pantry 🍞🥚📅 Tomorrow🕐 1:00pm📍 Moss Vale Anglican Hall (access via Browley St)...
22/10/2026

Moss Vale Anglican Church · FRESH Community Pantry 🍞🥚

📅 Tomorrow
🕐 1:00pm
📍 Moss Vale Anglican Hall (access via Browley St)

Come and collect a range of FREE fresh food for yourself, your family, or your neighbours:

🥕 Fresh vegetables & fruit
🍞 Bread & eggs
🥩 Frozen meat

If things are feeling a bit tight right now, you’re very welcome to come and receive. And if you know someone who could use a hand, you’re welcome to collect on their behalf too. 💛

This is a simple way our church loves and serves our local community — everyone is welcome.

17/10/2026

Welcome to Church

This term in Sunday Kids we are starting a new series, a storybook journey to find out more about Jesus.. Each week we w...
17/10/2026

This term in Sunday Kids we are starting a new series, a storybook journey to find out more about Jesus.. Each week we will be tying in Bible verses from the gospel with a childrens storybook that challenges our kids to live well for Jesus.

This Sunday we will be learning how we come with empty hands but faithful hearts as we read Ephesians 2:8-9 and Luke 10:38-42 and read the story "The Children of the King" by Max Lucado.

Our time together includes games, singing, Bible teaching, prayer, craft and activities — all designed to help children know Jesus and understand God’s Word in a joyful and age-appropriate way.

All our leaders and helpers have Working with Children Checks and Safe Ministry Training. If you’re visiting or new, and have children Kindy to Year 6, we’d love to for you to join us. There’s a place for every child here. Register at 10.25am at the deck area. You are welcome to stay around for morning tea afterwards.

For more information, please email [email protected] or visit our website.


Moss Vale Anglican Church · Anglicare Community Pantry & Fresh Food Pantry 🍎🥖📅 Tomorrow🕐 1:00–2:00pm📍 Anglican Church Ca...
15/10/2026

Moss Vale Anglican Church · Anglicare Community Pantry & Fresh Food Pantry 🍎🥖

📅 Tomorrow
🕐 1:00–2:00pm
📍 Anglican Church Car Park & Hall, Browley St

For just $15, fill a shopping bag with pantry staples, including:
🍚 Rice
🍝 Pasta
🍬 Sugar
🥫 Tinned tomatoes & baked beans
☕ Tea & coffee
…and more
(EFTPOS available ✅)

PLUS — enjoy a range of FREE items:
🍅 Fresh fruit & vegetables
🍞 Bread & eggs
🥩 Frozen meat

If you’re finding things tough right now, we’re here to help. And if you know a friend or neighbour who could use some support, you’re welcome to collect a bag for them too. 💛

☕ Stay and enjoy FREE afternoon tea — everyone is welcome.

A good morning meeting together at our 10:30 gathering today — singing, praying, hearing God’s Word, and encouraging one...
11/10/2026

A good morning meeting together at our 10:30 gathering today — singing, praying, hearing God’s Word, and encouraging one another. We also enjoyed time catching up and sharing morning tea afterwards.

Dean brought our 1 & 2 Timothy series to a close, preaching from 2 Timothy 4 — the final chapter of Paul’s last letter to Timothy, written as Paul faced the end of his life.

Paul’s charge to Timothy was clear:

“Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season; correct, rebuke and encourage — with great patience and careful instruction.” (v.2)

Dean challenged us to consider how we listen to God’s Word. Are we willing to hear the parts that challenge and correct us, or do we prefer to hear only what makes us comfortable? And are we ready to speak about the hope we have in Jesus when opportunities arise?

Towards the end of his life, Paul could say:

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” (v.7)

Following Jesus isn't always easy. It's a lifelong race, and faithfulness isn't just about how we begin, but how we continue.

As we finish this series, there's plenty for us to take away. Are we allowing God's Word to shape our lives? Are we encouraging one another to keep going? And are we living in a way that will see us finish the race still holding firmly to Jesus?

What a good reason to keep meeting together — to hear God's Word, pray for one another, grow in faith, and help each other keep following Jesus.

10/10/2026

Welcome to Church

Paul's final words are full of urgency.Keep the faith.Finish the race.Preach the Word.As we conclude our journey through...
09/10/2026

Paul's final words are full of urgency.

Keep the faith.

Finish the race.

Preach the Word.

As we conclude our journey through 1 & 2 Timothy, we'll be encouraged to remain faithful to Christ until the very end.

8 am — St John’s
9 am — Christ Church, B**g B**g
10.30 am — Moss Vale Anglican Hall

A good morning together at our 10:30 gathering today — singing, praying, opening God’s Word together, and then lingering...
04/10/2026

A good morning together at our 10:30 gathering today — singing, praying, opening God’s Word together, and then lingering over BBQ Sunday afterwards.

It was particularly encouraging to hear from our youth about their week away at Youthworks LiT. We appreciated their honesty as they shared some of the things they found challenging, what they enjoyed, what they learnt, and how they were encouraged in their faith. It was good to have them home and to hear a little of what God has been doing in them over the week.

Dean continued our series in 2 Timothy 3, asking two questions: What do we need to know? And why do we need to know it?

Paul doesn’t pretend that following Jesus will always be easy. He tells Timothy that there will be difficult times, and that those who seek to live a godly life will face opposition. But Timothy is to continue in what he has learned and become convinced of, remembering the people who taught him and the Scriptures he has known from childhood.

And we have what we need. All Scripture is God-breathed — teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training us in righteousness, so that we are thoroughly equipped for every good work.

A helpful reminder as we head into another week: keep holding onto God’s Word, keep living out our faith, and keep pointing others to the hope we have in Jesus.
And a BBQ, good conversation, and time together was a pretty good way to finish the morning.

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Browley And Waite Street
Moss Vale, NSW
2577

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