Anglican Parish of Kingsley - Woodvale

31/05/2026

Trinity Sunday 31st May. Welcome to our worship

24/05/2026

Pentecost Sunday 24th May. We are glad you have joined us!

20/05/2026

Evening Prayer 20th May

13/05/2026

Evening Prayer 13th May.

10/05/2026

Welcome to our Sunday worship - 10th May. Blessings to all who mother!

04/04/2026

Our cross is waiting to be 'flowered'. Please bring your offerings throughout the day. Church is open if you would like to put some artificial flowers on. Our reflections on Holy Saturday are ready and waiting for you until 2pm this afternoon.

01/04/2026

Palm Sunday was briefly lived this year before we segued into Holy Week and the Passion story of our Lord. Taize Tenebrae on Tuesday night became a labyrinth reflection on the Stations of the Cross using writings by Clarence Enzler and Malcolm Guite on Wednesday.
Needs must: when the loan of a commercial canvas labyrinth was belatedly not an option for us, we created our own labyrinth with what we had on hand...worked a treat!!
Tomorrow (Thursday) join us at 9am or 7pm as we begin the Great Triduum. All are welcome to our services of Remembrance of the Lord's Supper and foot/hand washing.
We would love to welcome you.

15/12/2025

Sharing for you this beautiful prayer from Elizabeth Smith in response to the dreadful events of yesterday afternoon. Please pray for the victims, families, friends and all those who witnessed this obscene act of violence and hatred. We give thanks for all police officers and paramedics who put their lives on the line to tend to the injured and dying. May the light of God conquer the darkness.

If you're in the city today, and would like a quiet space to pray in the wake of the horrifying terrorist attack on the Chanukah by the Sea celebration at Sydney's Bondi Beach, please know there is a dedicated space available at St George's Cathedral.

With thanks also to the Revd Dr Elizabeth Smith for this prayer:

26/11/2025

Here is the first devotional for the 16 days of Activism against gender based violence. Please take time to read.

According to a national survey, most Australians do not acknowledge that domestic and family violence is a problem in our own communities. We may acknowledge the problem generally but think of it as a problem ‘out there’, in other communities, affecting other types of people. We hear about it on...